A place for both order and chaos
Shelves for the naturally orderly or the deliberately disorderly
Our shelf design began with the primitive, vernacular kitchen rack. The kind used for centuries to store candles, spices and spoons.
We deconstructed the components and blew them up in scale, so the design could work in any configuration – from a single shelf to a unit for an entire wall, and anything in between.Â
To work in larger spaces or to carry heavy collections, we make the same design but 50% bigger – at this scale the shelves become as architectural as they are decorative.
Both scales of shelving can be made to any size and shape, so nowhere in the house is off limits – the living room wall, high up in a hallway, a bedroom corner or where it all began – on the kitchen wall.
"I like that the shelves are so open and clean that there’s nowhere to hide in the making. And that when you’re doing something that repeats, you have to be meticulous otherwise the eye picks up any inconsistency."
Greg Stone, creative development lead