A collection of 15 furniture pieces (cabinets, a sideboard, a bed base, chairs, a bar stool, benches, tables and shelving) that arrived as finished designs and left as parametric, factory-ready models with cut files.
Our approach
Instead of drafting each piece as a one-off, we rebuilt every design as one parametric system: a master model where a handful of driving dimensions control every part.
- Read the design intent. We studied each piece’s proportions, curves and details so the engineered version looks exactly like the original design.
- Build the parametric master. Overall width, height, depth and material thickness drive every panel, slat, rib and leg, so a new size is a new set of parameters, not a redraw.
- Engineer the joinery. Slot-and-tab carcasses, stepped interlocks, finger joints and stacked-layer curves let each piece go together simply and stay together, mostly without visible hardware.
- Design for the machine. Every component is a flat part sized for sheet stock, ready for laser or CNC cutting.
- Check the assembly. Exploded and assembly views confirm that every part fits and the build sequence works before anything is cut.
- Output production files. Nested DXF cut layouts, plus renders and styled shots for sales.
The collection
01 · Tambour Drinks Cabinet
A drinks cabinet with a sliding tambour front, curved carcass, interlocking wine-rack grid and splayed legs. Slats, panels and legs all follow one set of driving dimensions.
02 · Credenza Sideboard
A low credenza with a fluted tambour front and sculpted legs. A slot-and-tab carcass keeps it square, and lengths can be varied without re-detailing.
03 · Sculptural Bed Base
A low platform bed with a slatted deck and sculpted corner blocks that lock the rails without visible fixings. Mattress sizes are a parameter change.
04 · Minimalist Lounge Chair
A low lounge chair with through-tenon side frames and a slatted seat, every part cut flat and assembled by hand.
05 · Minimalist Swingback Chair
A layered chair built from stacked, profiled ribs. Every rib comes from one parametric curve, located with dowels and slots for repeatable alignment.
06 · Minimalist Occasional Chair
A contemporary chair with a split backrest keyed into the seat and stepped interlocking joints that hold it together under load.
07 · Minimalist Wooden Bench
A slim two-board bench with tapered legs and a stretcher that resists racking. Length and height change without redesigning the joints.
08 · Sculptural Wooden Chair
A dining chair with organic curves and a split back. An interlocking under-seat structure ties legs, seat and back together.
09 · Contemporary Wooden Bar Stool
A bar stool with a split backrest and footrest stretcher. Seat height adjusts for counter or bar use while the joinery stays the same.
10 · Layered Media Console
A low media console with rounded, finger-jointed layered ends and slotted dividers. Length and compartment count are parametric.
11 · Sculptural Wooden Shelf
A tall shelf with curved caps built from stacked flat layers and slotted shelves that lock the uprights square.
12 · Clean-Line Wooden Bench
A long, split-top bench whose hidden stepped joints keep the surfaces clean while the frame stays rigid.
13 · Geometric Wooden Café Table
A café table with a four-part geometric top and interlocking leg brackets, supplied with dimensioned technical drawings.
14 · Sculptural Bedside Table
A compact bedside table whose curved body is built from stacked, finger-jointed layers around an integrated drawer.
15 · Sculptural Wooden Coffee Table
A coffee table with fluid, layered curved ends that key into a flat top, resizable in length and height.
