Scandinavian furniture and objects
Pieces that let the making show
Scandinavian furniture, sculptural objects, and art, held in conversation with Art Deco lines, Brutalist forms, and antiques.
Three design traditions
Furniture and decor across eras
Scandinavian
Warm timber and quiet joinery
Teak and oak pieces with clean lines and visible dovetails, chosen for how their proportions settle into a room.
Art Deco
Lacquer, brass, and considered curves
Pieces with stepped profiles and polished metal, set beside plainer forms so their detailing can register.
Brutalist
Heavy forms and honest material
Sculptural stoneware, concrete-toned vessels, and severe silhouettes that anchor a room without demanding matching decor.
The shop’s perspective
Visible construction matters, whether or not a name is attached.
We select pieces where the joinery, surface, and form make the maker’s care readable, including sometimes-unsigned work by dedicated cabinetmakers. Each object is chosen to sit well alongside antiques and to make a room feel assembled over time.
Browse the full collection of furniture, lighting, objects, and art.
Available pieces are listed in the shop archive, with new work added as it is sourced.