Hardwood · Plywood · Steel · Resin

Iconic roots.
Elevated design.

Most furniture hides its plywood — edges banded, sanded, covered, so the panel can pass for solid stock. I go the other way. The plies stay visible on purpose. Wood stays wood, grown and grained on its own terms. Steel and resin get cast, cut, and machined into the components the piece actually needs.

A birch plywood stool. Concentric rings machined into the round seat cut through the laminations, exposing the ply lines as circles, and the edge of the seat and the arched legs show their stacked plies.
Stool, birch ply Exposed edge · machined seat
Off the bench

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