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Holiday greetings! Here’s our custom memory dining table: Ayin - the eye to the world, a view into our latest artistic vision.

Made with “the four horsemen” of furniture materials:
🌳 wood (Caribbean rosewood courtesy of the now defunct 🪦💔)
🪨concrete (mixed in our backyard)
🦾metal (welded by a friend of )
👁️‍🗨️resin (memories of community embedded within the eye)

We built this prototype in a month for our cookbook club gathering in April - theme was a Passover dinner.

It even folds up for easy storage!

Like what you see? Contact us to get your own Ayin table ☺️🧿

I spy with my resin eye - a piece of a dining room table

A preview of what’s to come: embedded memories of cositas who’ve seen better days - ice resin melting from the promise of spring.

and I are making our dining room table. We joked about combining the four elements of furniture (and sculpture) making: wood, metal, concrete, and resin.

Well, sometimes when we stumble upon ideas, we let ourselves get carried away and run with it. Unveiling the process over the next couple of posts and then we’ll let y’all decide whether our experiment has been successful or not.

(It’s our Passover Seder table - gotta get it at least done in time for Passover to end this week 😹)

Heading into the portal of Throwback Thursday, let’s give a hand to us: we’ll be celebrating our two year anniversary soon! 🙀
To commemorate, we’ll be sharing some of the work we did in 2021. Thanks for joining us on this journey so far 💖

A year later- revisiting Iqualuit. Still sitting pretty. Can’t wait to make more cozy furniture for this winter season 💖 let us know your heart’s desire!

Grateful for our first piece, launched in SF. IQUALUIT.

Iqualuit 1.0: testing phase

Preview of what’s to come soon 😏

2021 is here and we’re committed to making home as cozy as possible. (With a festive color palette!)

We’ve been installing our first commissioned project in San Francisco. From conception to implementation, it’s been around 9 months.

Excited to share with y’all more photos of our first furniture baby soon 🛋😸👶🏻🛠

Here’s a preview of our new wardrobe design. Sustainably sourced from , the solid cherry doors on this wardrobe used to be part of the William Penn Foundation building. Re-use, recycle, and represent our city!

Resin, wood, and fall magic... a spooky sneak peek on this Halloween day. This is our first commission, and we’re so excited for it to be installed soon in San Francisco. Look forward to more updates!