The Cascade Table began with a client’s request for something that captured the appearance of melting chocolate, the Cascade Table offers a closer look at what goes into making Nigerian furniture that is as considered in its execution as it is in its design.

The Alero was reimagined from the Leif Chair. Some details are easy to notice while others only become interesting when you learn what it took to make them. Look at the Alero Chair and one of the first things you might notice is the back, it curves.

The Spine Chair is one of those pieces that makes you notice this. It has a very defined character, but it doesn’t insist on being used in just one way. Depending on the space around it, it can settle into the room differently.

I have never liked furniture that feels trapped by one purpose and maybe that is why the Ije Stool works so well for me. It can be a seat, hold a vase, sit beside a chair, wait in a hallway or become the little surface you reach for when you need somewhere to put something down.

The Rodo took the familiar idea of a bed and played with geometry, proportion and structure, creating a platform bed that could be comfortable, functional and distinct at the same time.