“I appreciate pieces that can serve many purposes. For example, my dining table becomes a workspace, a presentation support for when I receive clients or collaborators for specific projects. It’s a place around which great ideas arise and around which brainstorming is stimulated. Both in its size and simple design, this table embraces that versatility; while the subtle contrast between the stone top and wood legs adds warmth and texture to any room.”

“The cabinet is a classic revisited, which is dear to me. It can fit very well as an anchor in a formal or informal dining space, or in a living room for storage and display. It could work just as seamlessly in a bedroom, workspace, or any other room in the home. I see it as one of the most multifunctional pieces in the collection.”

“Smaller than a two-seater sofa and larger than a side chair, it’s a seat that’s meant for moments together, sharing a book, a movie, a conversation or a nap. The spring base offers maximum resilience, while the foam and down mattress almost seems to hug you when you sit.”

“The dining table is the element that sets the tone of the space. This table is crafted in solid wood, which gives it a substantialness that can anchor any surroundings. The rectangular legs, however, bring an airiness that balances the table’s sturdiness, and lets the space naturally flow into the next.”

“These stools are crafted from solid oak and saddle leather. I wanted the seat to curve in a way that felt invitingly lived-in, and embrace you a bit when you sit down. What’s most interesting to me is how the subtle differences in design give each a different feeling.”