Art Deco furniture,
chosen by an architect.

The signature chair — burl veneer arms, brass sabots.

A sunburst-veneered console for an entrance hall.

Three hundred knots per square inch, woven in Lahore.

A low, deep Deco sofa in channel-tufted bouclé on a walnut plinth.

Ten seats, a single slab top, a pedestal base that leaves legroom.

A crescent sofa for rooms that need softening.

A desk with a presence, and cable management that is actually usable.

Modular, so it goes up a DHA apartment lift.

The chair for the corner nothing fits.

Narrow enough for a hallway that still gets used.

Ventilated, cable-managed, and it does not look like AV furniture.

Ventilated, cable-managed, and it does not look like AV furniture.

Ten clear places on a single slab.

Judged at hour three, not on the showroom floor. Sold in pairs.

Fluting across the full front, so the doors disappear.

Fluting across the full front, so the doors disappear.

Mirror-backed, lit, and it closes properly.

Mirror-backed, lit, and it closes properly.

Headboard at 128cm — the height you can actually read against.

Headboard at 128cm — the height you can actually read against.

Half the width, none of the compromises.

Dovetailed boxes on full-extension runners.

Height matched to a 128cm headboard bed.

Height matched to a 128cm headboard bed.