A three‑piece collection—entry console, living‑space storage unit, and side table—designed for a beautiful multi‑story brownstone on Beacon Street in Boston.
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I’ve always loved the puzzle of figuring out how to actually make things. Whether it’s a rough napkin sketch from an inventor, a beautiful organic shape that has to pass strict safety laws, or an architectural element that requires microscopic detailing to fit a specific design sensibility—I just really enjoy the challenge of bridging the gap between a great idea and a working reality. This page is a look inside that process. It’s not just about the final photos; it's about the custom machinery we had to build, the material variables we isolated, and the iterations it took to get there. For me, diving into those tricky bottlenecks on the shop floor is always the best part of the design process.
A three‑piece collection—entry console, living‑space storage unit, and side table—designed for a beautiful multi‑story brownstone on Beacon Street in Boston.
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