Matthew Dawson designed a standing desk with a Z-shaped ergonomic profile and a rounded footrest for added comfort, with a slot in the back to work as an integrated cable tidy.
Rachel Elston wanted to explore furniture used in the entrance to a home, which acts as a transitional point between inside and outside. The piece is made using solid American red oak with a delicate American soft maple weaving at the base to add contrast.
Sapphire Hales was influenced by the traditional Tansu cabinetry, native to Japan, for her Glade side table. The hand-crafted brass fences add to the aesthetic of the piece whilst also acting as a functional barrier. The middle shelf is veneered, while all the other elements are made from solid American red oak.
Jack Bibbings, finally, created a coffee table influenced by traditional 1960s furniture, with a beautifully crafted rolling tambour, made using solid American red oak interlocking slats. Jack’s T table has a playful nature whilst remaining useful and functional, including a bold blue storage compartment to keep remote controls and books in order.
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