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A look inside the Taos Cabinet. Handcrafted and inspired by abstract painting and traditional Chinese landscapes. Walnut and ash marquetry flow across its surface, serving as both storage and canvas.

The Payette Credenza, photographed in a Tribeca apartment designed by .

Inspired by natural process of erosion, this sculptural wood piece reveals the beauty of form and material in harmony.

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As we turn the page on this year, we want to express our gratitude for the support and kindness we’ve received, especially over the past few months. The sudden loss of our studio was something we could never have anticipated, and the months that followed were deeply challenging. What sustained us was this community, your generosity, patience, and continued belief in our work.

We remain steadfast in our commitment to craftsmanship, care, and integrity, and we move into the year ahead with renewed energy and optimism.

With sincere thanks, and best wishes for the year ahead.

The Penrose Desk, photographed in a Napa Valley home, balances geometry, steel, and natural hardwood, blending structure with a quiet sense of warmth.

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