The hand behind the work.
The work in front of the world.
A worldwide collective for artisans, designers and ateliers — across six continents. The maker keeps their name, their voice, and their margin. Galleries, curators and designers are welcome here — as peers in the network, not as the toll at the door.
Enter through yours.
No door stands above another. Collectors, designers, makers — we work together, at the same table.
One work, one hand, one name.
Direct provenance: you write to the maker, the maker writes back. What you pay goes to the studio. Galleries, curators and designers you trust are welcome alongside — as peers in the network.
One address, six continents.
Architects, interior designers, hospitality: source across the world without swallowing flights or tier paywalls. One contact per project, named studios, honest timelines.
Your workshop, your price, your name.
You keep your hand on your work and on its price. No exclusivity, no fifty percent cut, no anonymized SKU. We co-sign — we don't own.
Three rooms, three voices.
Rotated weekly, drawn at random from every member of the house. No ranking, no pay-to-feature — only a chance to spend a moment with someone's work.
Hitomi Hosono
"The leaf's beauty, transferred into porcelain."
Junko Mori
"Cold steel, hammered until it looks alive."
Cheick Diallo
"Wire, nylon, bottle tops — a Malian language of objects."
Yukiya Izumita
"Paper-thin earth, folded like memory."
Hana · Keliw
"Where the coastal mountains meet the Pacific."
rrres — Javier Reyes & Melissa
"We left Barcelona to listen to the loom."
Sama El Saket
"Grounding contemporary architecture in place."
Nobuyuki Kitajima — atelier KIKA
"Making the tree sublimate — 木花 KIKA."
Maarten Baas
"Time, smoke, and the slowness of the hand."
Faye Toogood
"Sculptural, elemental, hand-made at scale."
Max Lamb
"Process made visible. Material left honest."
Hamed Ouattara
"Salvaged steel, hand-beaten into a new African modern."
Mac Collins
"African and Caribbean diasporic narratives, in solid wood."
Christopher Kurtz
"Hand-carved, by one person, from a single tree when possible."
Apparatus — Gabriel Hendifar & Jeremy Anderson
"Lighting as architecture, jewellery, and ritual."
Jomo Tariku
"Contemporary African furniture, with the continent at the centre."
Studio Bruwer — Jacques Bruwer
"Solid wood, joined the slow way, in the Cape."
Hugo França
"Slow-made, from trees that already lived a thousand years."
Sebastian Herkner
"Glass that holds metal, and the patience of the mouth-blown."
Pierre Yovanovitch
"Mr. & Mrs. Oops — French oak with a sense of humour."
Bahraini—Danish
"Two coasts, one vote, furniture by furniture."
Bijoy Jain — Studio Mumbai
"Bamboo, silk thread, breath."
Bae Sehwa
"Walnut, steam, and the line of a Korean mountain."
Zanini de Zanine
"Carpintaria Contemporânea — demolition wood, sculptural form."
Michael Anastassiades
"Brass, opaline, perfect equilibrium."
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Nada Debs
"Funquetry — marquetry, but make it Beiruti."
Sigve Knutson
"Log scriber, brass-wrapped, hand-traced."
Ingo Maurer Studio
"Poetry, not products — light as gesture, as humour, as faith."
Atelier Areti — Gwendolyn & Guillaume Kukucka-Stein
"Light as geometry — drawn once, hand-spun forever."
Sabine Marcelis
"Light caught in resin — a material that refuses to behave."
Studio Drift — Lonneke Gordijn & Ralph Nauta
"Nature, kinetics, and a swarm that breathes light."
Niamh Barry
"Bronze drawn through the air — one continuous line of light."
Andrea Anastasio
"Light that argues with the wall it hangs on."
Massimo Lunardon
"Borosilicate blown live, at the torch, without a mould."
Lukas Wegwerth
"Crystals grown directly onto broken porcelain and glass."
Anna Karlin
"Lighting as totem — weight, ritual, presence."
Rooms Studio — Keti Toloraia & Nata Janberidze
"Georgian materiality — felt, stone, hammered iron, raw light."
Lindsey Adelman
"Branching brass, hand-blown bulbs, a chandelier with breath."
Bocci — Omer Arbel
"Each globe blown around accident — no two ever alike."
Jeff Zimmerman
"Glass blown loose, then frozen as a thought."
Allied Maker — Lanette & Ryden Rizzo
"Brass spun, glass blown, alabaster carved — all in-house on Long Island."
Workstead — Stefanie Brechbuehler & Robert Highsmith
"Industrial chandeliers re-imagined for the slow room."
David Weeks Studio
"Mobiles for the ceiling — Calder's grammar, Edison's filament."
Pelle — Jean & Oliver Pelle
"Lighting as paper craft — bubbles, lures, bilboquets."
Brendan Ravenhill
"Lighting that thinks like a tool — pulleys, counterweights, swing arms."
Jorge Pardo
"Lamps as paintings, paintings as lamps — the line blurred, on purpose."
Fernando Laposse
"Light shaded by sisal, corn husk and the labour of the Mixtec."
nendo — Oki Sato
"A small ! placed quietly inside the everyday object."
Ozeki & Co. — Akari workshop
"Washi, bamboo, and Isamu Noguchi's drawing — still folded by hand in Gifu."
Kazuhiro Yamanaka
"Light drawn with a single bent line of steel."
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Nao Tamura
"Murano glass cut like silk, hung like a curtain of light."
Christopher Boots
"Raw quartz crystal, suspended in brass, lit from within."
Volker Haug Studio
"Brass bent, swung, knotted — lighting that moves with the room."
Articolo Studios — Nicci Kavals
"Hand-blown glass and machined brass — Australia's quiet luxury house."
Trent Jansen
"Lighting drawn from the songlines — sand-cast bronze, paperbark, ochre."
Bentu Design
"Construction-site debris re-cast as quiet, brutalist light."
Wonmin Park
"Coloured resin that holds the light like still water."
Ayala Serfaty — Aqua Creations
"Silk dipped in resin, drawn over hand-bent armatures — light as coral, as cloud."
Khaled El Mays
"Levantine rattan, brass and blown glass — lighting with a story."
PSLab
"Architectural lighting built piece by piece, only for one place, one time."
Aljoud Lootah
"Geometric Emirati craft — palm fronds, brass, mother-of-pearl."
Khalid Shafar
"Palm-frond weaving and oud wood — Khaleeji modernism, lit."
Aida Bergsen
"Lost-wax bronze — botanical, jewel-scale, almost grown."
Younes Duret
"Moroccan zellige geometry, re-drawn for a modern wall."
Dokter and Misses — Adriaan Hugo & Katy Taplin
"Lighting like an Ndebele wall painting — colour, geometry, joy."
Tarek Elkassouf
"Brushed brass folded like origami — Levantine modernism in metal."
Studio Stirling — Jamy Stirling
"Stainless wire woven by hand, light caught in a basket."