Using reclaimed oak from old lock gates taken out of the Avon and kennet canal. Spherical shapes from Grown in Britain (GIB) ash taken from continuous cover forestry across the south of the UK.
To produce a responsibly made product we are intentional about our methods for sourcing, designing and making. We prioritise natural and recycled materials and have close links to our supply chains. We work with advocates that champion the sustainable management of our natural resources.
Using reclaimed oak from old lock gates taken out of the Avon and kennet canal. Spherical shapes from Grown in Britain (GIB) ash taken from continuous cover forestry across the south of the UK.
To produce a responsibly made product we are intentional about our methods for sourcing, designing and making. We prioritise natural and recycled materials and have close links to our supply chains. We work with advocates that champion the sustainable management of our natural resources.
Using a large green section of London plane from Camden council, Laminated Spherical shapes from Grown in Britain (GIB) ash, and a little segmented European beech with an otherworldly glow.
Made using 100% reclaimed timbers. The radiant rich Rouge and Burnt Orange spheres are from a tropical timber called Opepe. We only had a few sections of timber so were pleasantly surprised by the differing colours.
It’s not often we would use tropical woods, but in this case it was the perfect accompaniment to the project. The reclaimed Opepe was taken from a boardwalk restoration project on the south coast. The Boxes are reclaimed oak lock gates taken out of the Avon and kennet canal.
located in the entrance lobby of One Hundred Shoreditch. This monumental totem emits a scintillating orange energy.
2800m tall with a 28kg circular section of orange acrylic it packs quite the visual punch spilling its orangey glow across the lobby.
A hand turned, sculptural triumph utilising staved, segmented and laminated timbers. Precisely joined three ways offering unique patterns across the piece.