Trade & projects

Spaces we work in

Residential

A place for the quieter parts of home.

A reading corner, a listening room or a place to sit cross-legged: begin with how the room will be used. Select furniture around the people, routines and existing pieces that give a home its character.

A person sitting cross-legged on an Oyster Meditation Chair in a garden
The Meditation Chair, photographed in a garden.

Planning the space

Begin with the way it will be used.

Start with a daily ritual

Tell us whether the space is for meditation, music, reading or a mix of uses. Include who will use it and their preferred sitting position.

Bring the room into view

Share a floor plan or photographs with doorways, windows, outlets and existing furniture marked. Include the delivery route, stairs and any lift restrictions.

Consider the finish in context

Describe the room’s palette, daylight and care requirements. For a Listening Chair inquiry, include the intended user’s height so customization can be discussed.

Furniture & light

Pieces to explore.

Explore a single piece or plan several together. Talk with us about the room, finishes and any custom requirements.

Circadia

Circadia

Ambient light for the character of a room.

Your project

Let’s talk about the details.

Bring your questions and an outline of the space. Materials, quantities and current lead times can be reviewed together.

Where should I start if I am choosing one piece?

Start with the activity and the available space. The Meditation Chair supports cross-legged sitting; the Listening Chair brings acoustic design to a dedicated listening setting. Send room photographs if you would like to discuss placement.

Can I plan several pieces together?

Yes. Include the pieces you are considering, a room plan and your preferred timing in a project inquiry. Ask for a combined quotation so the proposed scope, finishes and delivery requirements can be reviewed together.

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