The Diamond collection congregates similar but unique forms into constructions that celebrate subtle differences. There is intent and organization in the results, but also a desire for some freedom from symmetry or rigid guidelines. Composed of different tables and soon a sideboard, this collection uses primarily white oak, either alone, or paired with aluminum, hand polished to a satin finish.

The Diamond Table’s slight angles focus guests around a middle point that can accommodate a centrepiece. The traditional approach to seating guests is deconstructed to encourage more dynamic exchanges between people. The surface plays tribute to approximate geometries with its soft irregular perimeter. The central base is equally asymmetrical, made up of an assembly of soft rectangular columns of different dimensions, congregating, as do the unique individuals around the table. This piece is available in bone white, black, natural white oak, with an all wood base, or wood alternating with accents in bronze, brass patina and hand polished aluminum. 

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The Hex Diamond Table’s slight angles focus guests around a middle point that can accommodate a centrepiece. The traditional circular approach to seating guests is deconstructed to encourage more dynamic exchanges between people. The surface plays tribute to the approximate geometries of stones, reminiscent of, but not quite a hexagon. The central base is equally asymmetrical, made up of an assembly of soft rectangular columns of different dimensions, congregating, as do the unique individuals around the table. The base is offered in all oak or oak and aluminum. The aluminum is hand polished to a satin finish, wrapped around and supported by a thick plywood form.

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The Diamond Sideboard plays with different planes. A collection of rectangular columns placed at random angles and depths forms a facade interrupted by two thick horizontal planes of solid wood. This array of volumes serves as doors to a fully functional cabinet, with adjustable shelves. The visual cues associated with doors, regularity in size, handles or hinges, are absent, making this sideboard about volume and presence. This piece is available in bone white, black, natural white oak, with accents in bronze, brass patina and hand polished aluminum. 

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The Diamond Side Table plays with different planes and volumes like others in this collection. Behind the seemingly random assembly of volumes exists a cabinet where one can conceal what they wish. Shown in Bone White and polished aluminum. 

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The Black Diamond Tower is life size, it stands alone, needs no wall, no permissions. Its function is visually dwarfed by its presence, but storage exists nonetheless, in the form of 4 cabinet spaces hidden behind the surface. It is the apotheosis of a design language that debuted with the Diamond Table. It celebrates a seemingly random assembly of various rectangular columns, in 4 tiers that also conceal functional cabinets. Its alternating surfaces of solid blackened ash and reflective polished aluminum connect its monumental presence with its surroundings. 

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