Studio Adjective

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Studio Adjective and seventh year of Objective Lifestyle Shop. A journey that has carried us from Hong Kong to Melbourne, and now to London, in devotion to the practice of spatial design and the curation of gifts/ objects.

Today, we are overjoyed to share that we have found a new home for our studio and shop in Hampstead, London - a place we loved and shaped by a long tradition of attentive living. And with Hampstead Heath on our doorstep.

In Hampstead, culture settles into the air with an understated grace. The neighbourhood carries a history of thoughts and ideas. A landscape where poetry, architecture and art have long conversed with one another. It has nurtured figures such as Walter Gropius, Ernő Goldfinger and Henry Moore, and inspired works as enduring as Ode to a Nightingale, The Man Who Sold the World and God Save the Queen. To us, Hampstead is far more than a picturesque village.

We are proud and grateful to become part of the community, and we look forward to sharing with you the next chapter of our works here.

Emily and Wilson

“Convivium” - The bespoke table-tennis table embodies a union of leisure and conviviality. Designed to transition between play and communal dining, they serve as both a meeting point and a centrepiece for shared moments. The splayed trestle legs, subtly recalling the rhythmic lines of a Zen garden rake, offer both stability and a sense of poetry. A finely crafted lattice net, removable with ease, allows the table to transform from game mode to dining setting.

Handcrafted from reclaimed American black walnut and hard maple, the tables reflect a commitment to natural materials and thoughtful craftsmanship, realised in collaboration with Hong Kong wood workshop .mat .

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