COVE MIRROR

The Sill Shoe Cabinet is conceived as a quiet storage piece that balances function with material richness. Defined by its softened, curved timber form, the cabinet brings warmth and tactility to the space, while its monolithic silhouette allows it to sit with a calm architectural presence. The rounded corners soften the overall volume, giving the piece a more sculptural expression and allowing it to feel integrated rather than utilitarian.

The Ledge Sofa is conceived as a furniture piece that extends beyond seating, integrating surface, storage, and material expression into a single architectural form. Framed in timber and upholstered in fabric, the sofa is defined by its grounded silhouette and generous proportions, offering a sense of softness within a structured composition. The clean geometry of the upholstered volume is balanced by the warmth of the wood frame, allowing the piece to feel both tactile and composed.

Crafted entirely from solid Chamchuri wood, the Pillar Dining Table is conceived as a celebration of material, proportion, and permanence. Defined by its generous tabletop and sculptural timber legs, the design embraces a quiet architectural language that allows the natural beauty of the wood to take focus. The richness of the grain, subtle tonal variation, and depth of the solid timber give the piece a warmth and presence that feel both grounded and timeless.