FURNITECTURE
CHALK HILL
YEAR
2026
DISCIPLINE
FURNITECTURE
LOCATION
SONOMA - CHALK HILL
For a major renovation of a sprawling family home in Sonoma, Northern California, I was commissioned by the client and interior architect to design a collection of eight bespoke furnitecture pieces—from integrated bunk beds to a library-desk hybrid. The vision? To go beyond conventional furniture, crafting lived-in walls and micro-architectures that seamlessly blend with the home’s rhythm. Each piece was conceived to echo its function, transforming spaces into cohesive, intentional environments—far removed from off-the-shelf solutions. A celebration of custom design as architecture, where form and purpose unite to shape a truly personalized home.
STRUCTURE, DRAWN IN LINE
The wireframe study echoes the thin-line thread that runs through the studio's identity — the same logic as the section separators, made three-dimensional. Replace with the client's supplied B&W filaire visual.
GALLERY
EIGHT BESPOKE PIECES · 2026