watch: split logs

Piles of split logs in these racks and fire pits create one-of-a-kind sculptures highlighting the natural beauty of raw wood.  Repetition is key, not to mention the variety of color and texture of the different species.

All the reasons we love the darjeeling table which is made from reclaimed railroad ties. Each section has its own individual beauty which enhances the whole and makes it truly unique.

watch: wood

We’re always amazed when a trend hits all categories at the same time: home, fashion, movies… when was the last time you saw so many clogs?

Natural, chunky wood has been a refreshing change from dark wenge finishes we’ve seen these past few years. It’s a surefire way to bring nature indoors—to help us reconnect as we admire the beauty of each unique piece.

Obviously they aren’t created overnight so if we could ask for your patience, we hope you’ll be as excited as we are to introduce a one-of-a-find this July which was inspired by these stunning examples.

watch: wall clocks

We almost went crazy there were so many cuckoo clocks in Milan! We love how this quirky, folky timepiece has us smiling every hour it entertains us.

In this digital age while waiting for the volcanic ash to clear us for take-off, these functional toys reminded us how enjoyable it is to slow down, smell the flowers and play with the dogs in the park.

watch: string

Like jazz music, tangled wires and cords can feel frenetic and complicated—yet structured at the same time. Whether holding paddle boards in mid-air or creating wall art, these pieces make perfect sense of today’s complex world—just like our wire blackbird and reed dining chair.

watch: repurposing

What if we all were to think outside the box… and an old shipping container became a Puma pop-up store? What if a huge aluminum stockpot grew herbs before it was used to cook them? What if you loved music so much you found a bunch of brass cymbals and suspended them like falling raindrops?

What if we upholstered a sofa in…?