48” W | 16”D | 60”H
TAWA is shelving tower for cherished objects and artifacts. Sleek and narrow, TAWA is the perfect solution for hallways and living rooms. The frame is made from solid wood. Removable shelves are lined with white melamine to deter any marks, spills, and condensation. Felt padding beneath the shelves and legs provides additional protection.
16” W | 16” D | 23” H
Somewhere between functional furniture and intriguing sculpture, VALA offers a beautiful accent for any contemporary room. Its geometric forms cast unique shadows throughout the day. Its rich, lacquered wood shines in warm evening light. VALA was highlighted by Hawaii Home + Remodeling Magazine at the Made in Hawaii Convention (2018).
48” W | 18”D | 16”H
DACO is an elegant redesign of the average coffee table. It not only serves as a surface for coffee and snacks, but it also display books and magazines beneath a glass countertop. Alternatively, an owner could display favorite photos in the framed compartments between its alternating slats.
58” W | 28”D | 40”H
Inspired by the set of an opera, STAGE serves as a conversational piece and whimsical setting for the performance of objects and artifacts. There are a wide range of presentation possibilities: 360-degree viewing, wide platforms and staggered ledges. All a curator needs to do is set their scene. The display sits on lockable wheels so that it is easy to transport from one location to the next.
39” W | 24”D | 36”H
Simple in its design, stark in its intersection of white and marbled woods, throne-like and otherworldly: BLANCHE is an armchair for a new-age atmosphere. Designed to maximize its seat and arm supports for storage as well as comfort, BLANCHE’s wrapping side cubbies are measured for an average thermos or beer bottle to sit sheltered inside without the risk of being knocked over. The angle of the back, combined with the foam padding from the custom cushion, result in a very comfortable chair for reading or conversation.
66” W | 24”D | 30”H
The RILEY CREDENZA features aluminum sliding doors with customizable print, push-to-open drawers and adjustable shelving all housed inside a marine plywood frame. Routed channels on the sides reveal the marbled grain directions that run perpendicular to the surface piece’s surface. This gives depth, pop and character to every RILEY CREDENZA. Smooth, sleek, and durable, the RILEY CREDENZA is meant to be flexible for various needs of the home, whether it stores record players, books, linens or dish ware.
74” W | 48”D | 30”H
SURU retrofits traditional joinery techniques with an edgy, twenty-first-century aesthetic. With unmatched stability, screws and hardware are largely made unnecessary to support the structure of the table due to precision notching and interlocking parts produced by CNC routing. Dowels that secure the leg posts to the frame of the table are painted white to call attention to their structural significance. The dark wood grains contrast with the stark white pieces in the table’s profile. Countertop overhangs are removed, and edges are flushed in order to show every detail present in the assembly of the table. The SURU table anchors a dining room with a bold and eye-catching design.
38” W | 22” D | 48” H
Inspired by a high rise skyscraper, this ash shelving tower celebrates verticality and cantilevered ledges that are supported and dependent on center of the whole.
21” W | 14”D | 17”H
CAJON is a both a seat and a drum. The drummer sits on the box and creates rhythms by pounding and slapping the maple surfaces (tapas) beneath them. Slapping near the edges of the tapas produces short, sharp tones, while pounding near the center of the tapa creates bass notes of deeper and longer resonance. The purpose of this design was to create a slanted tapa so the player can stay near the top of the drum and play bass notes faster than reaching down a 90-degree angle edge. The size and scale and design of the cajon matches the height of the average chair. The bright and unique design on the drum surface was dye-sublimated, which is a process of melting colored ink at 495 degrees Fahrenheit onto maple wood grain.
