Shop our collections of beautifully and thoughtfully designed fine furniture pieces. This is truly detailed family heirloom furniture that will last through all of your life’s memories.
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This chair was created to bring awareness to the tracking situation in Eastern Europe. The Pearl is a symbol of an ancient story about the lengths one would go to in order to find a pearl of great price. We see these women as the same type of treasure. The Pearl is hand sculpted and original in every way. Initially block glued in 2 and a half-inch walnut, then free-sculpted by Taylor Ross, it truly is a labor-intensive process. The yield is a seat and lumbar support strengthened by massive molded joints with a feminine final touch. -
Southern black walnut hardwood invites and warms long into a needed soak and is never cold; always ready for a good book or glass of wine. Tub can be accompanied by the shaped book/wineglass caddy and functions to turn the bath into an escape. Soaker was designed around a standard solid brass plumbing fitting which conforms to all international and national codes. The custom-built overflow is a code-compliant pipe integrated into the very wall of the bathtub (full one and a half-inch compliant pipe). -
Solid walnut shelves connect to solid brass with floating effect. Modifiable shelving configuration available. Designed to be assembled on site with classic regular head brass screws. Easily crosses over from shelf to entry way piece to solve the issue of catching life’s trinkets. -
Inspired by platform design, simplicity, and clean lines, Lucas Anderson designed this couch with redemption in mind. Its fabrics are the best from CF Stinson, and the structural reinforcement becomes a design element as it ends in the middle of the black walnut. -
Solid walnut floating shelf is attached with classic brass screws hidden underneath. Heirloom quality construction designed to double as a writing desk with one of our y-chairs. Angles and finishes match as the designer intended. -
Brass cube constructed to float the black walnut shelf and reveal it through the glass top. Available in multiple finishes and materials. Designed to fill the space between people where relationship happens. -
Sink is made from walnut hardwood and German engineered beech wood to create durability. Basin is laminated for strength and carved to appropriate radii for yacht-building epoxy and varnish to be effective for years to come. The finished piece will fit standard apron front sink cabinet construction and needs standard installation. The drain hole is built to standard kitchen basket drain specifications. -
Designers tend to favor this original Joey Myers design. With only a few in circulation, this piece is still a bit exclusive. Part of the modern collection, it coexists beautifully with the Y Chair, Cube Coffee Table, Stack Bookcase, and the X Console Table. -
This self-leveling beauty steals the show. Ingeniously designed by Joey Myers for our NYC ICFF 2019 launch, it’s become a best-seller. The ground-breaking “Y” weld at the floor is a great example of our pure design standard. This piece is delightfully heavy and indestructible. -
Born from the intention to use less material in prototyping, the Triune stool was originally made out of pine sticks. It’s minimalist design is perfect for premiere corporate spaces or bars. The three-leg model is intended for counter height, and the four-leg model is beefed up for more stability at bar height. -
The molded seat invites you to linger…rest…enjoy the space and the people around you. The unique height is perfect for a work table where teams come together – not quite counter height, but taller than the average dinner table seat. Originally designed for the collaboration spaces at First Security Bank Technology Center. -
Designed by architects at the Cancun BOND Diseñotel event, this is a new take on our 33-inch Triune Stool. The added back support and seat cushion reduce fatigue to create a true late-night sitter. It’s a classically masculine piece with black leather and a mid-century nod to motorcycles.