FURNITURE

Nersi Nasseri | SENTIENT |

Led by principal designer Nersi Nasseri, SENTIENT is a Brooklyn based furniture design studio with a focus on craftsmanship, custom work and original design. With a respect to sustainable sourcing of wood species, SENTIENT is regionally focused, and too supports the community it sits within. Its ideology leans towards what beauty brings and what design does, and the inspiration of the hand created.

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Beam Collection | The Beam Collection is comprised of sleek lines and solid forms, contrasted with a natural wood beam base, adding subtle character to the over all look and softening its modern persona. Its bench seat is taut but forgiving, keeping its smooth and confident stature. The beam base is regionally sourced sustainable wood.

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Brian Christopher | bicyclette

Pure lines , planes and sustainably sourced American hardwoods are what bicyclette brings to their furniture craftsship. A purity of beauty, and a love for making comes through noticeably in each piece crafted. Nothing is added that isn’t needed, which allows the evidence of the hand and the beauty of natural wood to shine. Brian’s work is a celebration of craftsship, beauty, and the intuitive need to create and make by hand. Brian Christopher maintains a working studio in Brunswick, Maine.

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Taylor Clements | Kershaw Studio

The Olio collection of Kershaw Studio has a complex simplicity of opposites: angles and planes. A playing of shadows that subtly illuminates the simplicity of its details, material and hand honed surfaces. This medley of form culminates in an honest simplicity of making, shape and the tactility of material. Taylor Clements has a working studio in Brooklyn New York.

Olio Series |

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Andrew Pfeiffer McNay | Vulpe Studio

Vulpe Studio is a furniture design/build project in Brooklyn, NY led by Andrew Pfeiffer McNay. Focusing on hand-craftsmanship and quality of solid wood planes and forged metals, such as steel and bronze, the work created is honest in its simplicity of materials and form. This culminates in a product that is sincere in its desire to not only be utilitarian but pleasing to the eye and soothing to the mind: a balance of function, utility, and what design can do. The Siggi Chair is a continuation of chairs once made by Andrew’s grandfather, artist Homer “Siggi” Pfeiffer, adding a layer of personal history. In Andrew’s work, one finds the purest sense of what furniture design is, and does.

Siggi Chair | W18”×H32.5”×D20”, Seat Height: 18.5” | $1,895 | Light Waxed Solid Ash With Antiqued Bronze and Dark Solid Ash With Silvered Bronze, Both With Blackened Steel | Oiled And Waxed Solid Cherry, Polished Bronze, Ferric Nitrate Burnt Finished Steel | 3-4 Weeks Lead Time | Hand Created, Stamped And Numbered |

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Oxford Street Furniture

With an emphasis on line, plane, quality and materials, Oxford Street Furniture creates work that is sculpturally appealing as it is to use. A minimalist perspective where form follows function, and hand making with natural materials inspire the senses. Oxford Street furniture brings to their work an old school romance of making and a contemporary perspective of form and respect for natural materials. The seat plane rests the body backward, while the fluted beam comfortably supports the upper back, a surprisingly simple yet satisfying solution. Oxford Street Furniture maintains their studio in Austin Texas.

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Andrew Striegl |

Andrew Striegl’s furniture pieces are an expression of movement in space: lines, planes and curves. His work focuses on the experience of making, using and building beauty. They read as architectural drawings, and physical poetics, technical in execution, and fluid in created form. Andrew Striegl works and lives in Brooklyn, NY.

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Hannah Vaughan |

The “Crushed” pieces of Hannah Vaughan are an alchemical approach to making, where one person’s trash becomes another’s treasured physical expression. Through hydraulic pressure and physical force, metal debris is transformed, giving a new life and perspective on beauty. Hannah’s work shines a sideways glean upon who we are, perfectly imperfect and always in flux, as we attempt to create and recreate how we live. What beauty does and what the creative mind can do. In Hannah’s work we see the evidence of the hand, and the creative mind at work, where content and form forcibly collude and collide, resulting in a conversation of beauty and purpose. Hannah maintains a studio in Newburgh, New York.

Crushed White And Chrome | SOLD | 2021 | 18”Hx17”D | $3800 | Salvaged Metal, Automotive Clear Coat | One Of A Kind, Hand Created |

Crushed With Church Fan | 2022 | 18”Hx16”D | $3800 | Salvaged Metal, Paint | One Of A Kind, Hand Created |

Crushed Pink | 2022 | 18”Hx17”D | $3800 | Salvaged Metal, Paint | One Of A Kind, Hand Created |

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Gaia Starr |

Based in NYC, Gaia’s clay work centers itself on the hand built and the many phases involved in working in ceramic, the inherent quality of chance associated with firing and working with paperclay, which allows for longer working time. For her, the process of creating is firstly self-fulfilling and intuitive, while letting the materials and processes have their say. It is within the process of creating that Gaia speaks her own language, telling a story of living life amongst beauty and nature.

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Michael Oates |

In the realm of furniture making, Michael Oates’ work sits firmly within the history and ethos of craftsmanship. An idealism of the handcrafted, heirloom quality and the beauty of natural materials. When viewing Michael’s work, one sees the evidence of the maker’s touch and creative eye, conversing with the wood’s natural grain and imperfections: a story of maker and tree that once was. Michael maintains a studio in Alpha New Jersey.

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Kyle Cook | Kyle Cook Custom

After a career in photography Kyle Cook moved to furniture making. His approach is personal and ever evolving, striving for balance and harmony of form, material and process. For Kyle, heirloom craftsmanship and visual appeal are paramount, focusing on grain direction and proportion, a balancing of traditional techniques much like processing a photo. This brings an instinctual and technique approach to his creating. Working with wood for him is a harmonious one of maker and tree, inviting the wood with its unique characteristics to speak to the final form that develops. Kyle Cook’s studio is in Flushing New York.

Divided Cabinet | 24”Wx7”Dx!6”H | $3300 | Shown In Reclaimed Maple - Case, Old Growth Apple - Drawer Fronts, Claro Walnut - Pulls, Sitka Spruce - Drawers Boxes, Alaskan Yellow Cedar - Drawer Bottoms | Wood Options - Case: Black Walnut, White Oak, Butternut, American Ash, Soft Maple, Curly Birch. - Drawer Fronts - Apple, Curly Birch, Maple, Birds Eye Maple, European Pear, Black Walnut, White Oak, Spalted Maple. - Pulls - Chosen After Primary Wood Select | 6-7 Weeks Lead Time | Hand Created |

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Kennith Nilson |

Kennith Nilson is a Brooklyn based designer and artist working within the craft of metal construction. A true metal worker, his pieces are of high craftsmanship and exude the passion of an artisan and the skills of an architect. Kennith’s work is heirloom quality, brought forth from the belly of the desire to create and make with the hand, a romancing of old world and new. An object is not merely about how it is to be used, but who made it and why. A relationship between time, person and context: beauty and function.

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Kate Casey | Peg Woodworking |

Peg Woodworking is a Brooklyn based company formed by designer and wood worker Kate Casey. In her Freya collection, modern simplicity of line and form are contrasted by traditional woven pattern. This is where era and ideas embrace. Where form follows function follows beauty: the physical manifestation of pure inspiration, pure iconography and ideology. This is lyricism in space, utilitarian sculpture and physical poetry. Perfect in rhythm and rhyme, subtle in exclamation.

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IAN LOVE | DESIGN |

With an intuitive approach to making, and deep appreciation for material, Ian Love’s work goes beyond object making into a personal connection of creating. A conversation or meditation between the maker/creator and material, that extends to the collector. Using locally sourced fallen wood, Ian is attentive to the use of all leftover material. Each piece is hand created and one of a kind, paying particular attention to the woods individual character. Ian Love resides in Long Island New York.

Stool 1 | 4 Weeks Lead Time | One Of A Kind, Hand Created | Price On Request For Customizable Sizes And Materials |

Stool 2 | 4 Weeks Lead Time | One Of A Kind, Hand Created | Price On Request For Customizable Sizes And Materials |

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PACAMA |

With an intention of creating reductively simplistic furniture and a belief that design affects the way we live and even feel, principal designer Cedric Martin achieves a subdued form that is closely tied to function, materials, and perfected craftsmanship. Located in upstate New York, Cedric’s furniture pieces imbue a calmness of form reminiscent of Minimalism with an ideology of Romanticism: a nod to the sublime and appreciation of nature.

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Morgan Spaulding | PHAEDO |

PHAEDO is based in Hudson Valley, NY and founded by designer and artist Morgan Spaulding. His work can be articulated as going beyond material and form, speaking to the intimate relationship between user and object. The why before the what. There is a passion play that dwells within all that Spaulding creates: a dialogue of physicality, emotion and the history of making and craftsmanship. These pieces are not purely of utility, they are the self-expression of the heart of a maker, and the passion of a creator: why one creates and our desire for beauty.

| Length | Up to 60” | Two Sets Of Legs | $2,000 | | 61” to 84” | Two Sets Of Legs | $2,500 | | 85” to 108” | Three Sets Of Legs | $3,000 | Hand Constructed |

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CONCRETE POETICS |

Inspired by process and intuition, these hand-cast concrete pieces follow the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi: the perfectly imperfect and the inherent energy or soul of a created object. They are each, in their own right, beautiful in their depth of character, imperfections, form, and presence, holding their own space while engaging with the onlooker. Here, we see beauty in all its incantations, a swirling of the brutal and the beautiful. CONCRETE POETICS is based in Brooklyn New York and led by Gary Fernandez.

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