A genuine tree stump served as the basis for the Acacia mold. Concrete is suitable for a wide range of types and settings due to its texture and contemporary appearance.
A classic form with an inviting, functional twist. Minimalist depressions invite movement of the piece and reveal its secretive lightness.
Stability in the face of emptiness. The inviting negative space draws the viewer inward and throughout the piece, drawing the eye to its many faces of aggregated and unobtrusive constructions.
Extreme function. A place to recharge after a demanding day. A power pose.
Versatility and sophistication are distilled into simplicity.
Versatility and elegance distilled into simplicity.
A symmetrical, sculptural balance of elegance and function.
A rounded and softened aspect of sheerness.
The slender profile and volume of the Block Console are accentuated by a slight base underneath. The Block’s “mass” is visually lighter, keeping stress low as you enter and exit a room.
Rounded edges form a continuous plane, juxtaposing rigid structural expectation with an infinite expanse. A reliable, welcoming presence.
Simple but eye-catching, elevated by its quiet congruence. Its perceived weight imbues the block with an essence of classic artisanship.
Bridget’s delicate lines give strength to what appears solid until you lift. One hand is all you need. Bridget will be there for you rain or shine, through sweltering summers and freezing winters.
Figures mingle left un-chiseled in the abstract whether viewed against an entryway or in the round. Or it’s a bunch of butts.
Massive presence. Reliably close to permanence.
Massive presence. Reliably close to permanence.
An improved version of our original Van Dyke that is less in weight. Moving in the direction of a modernist expression, the masonry's hard-edged inspiration softens without being lost.
Do we? We do. Do you?
Seating that weathers the storm. A sturdy foundation softened by the rhythms of the coast.
A communal take on its predecessor—crystalline geometry takes a larger form, entrenching the weight of earth in its space.
Prehistory manifested in the contemporary era. Its surface reminiscent of lithic reduction, the Facet calls back to an era of simple stone forms and tools.
A hint of ornament. Americana at its brutalist functional extreme.
Go low. Stand tall. Meet in the middle. Take a stance.
Nature's hand resonates through its raw base, like the quiet erosion of the wind, the piece gradually rising to its smooth tabletop.
