INSPIRATIONS OF NOTE 01
We’ve gathered a selection of objects and references that are currently informing our work at The Studio. Each reflects a commitment to design integrity, material honesty, and longevity.
Botanical lithographs, collected individually or grouped as a series, bring depth and age to a space without the cost or fragility of original works.
A well-made wool sweater is a study in restraint and usefulness. This piece is made by using ideas from the past to produce a higher quality product today.
Handcrafted lighting introduces warmth and variation that mass-produced fixtures often lack. The Gwen table lamp balances form and material to add character and intimacy to smaller moments within a room.
The return of landlines invites slower, more deliberate communication. At Steep Hill, rotary phones will offer a simple, reliable way to connect between buildings and encourage conversations that are more intentional.
Inspired by classic French bistro settings, this cutlery brings a note of familiarity and ease to the table. Durable, tactile, and available in a range of colours, the chocolate finish carries a distinctly vintage sensibility.
Natural materials, thoughtful detailing, and visual restraint results in pieces that feel resolved, comfortable, and capable of aging gracefully.
The Groundfridge reinterprets the traditional cold cellar through contemporary design and engineering. By relying on the thermal mass and stability of the ground, it offers low-energy food storage with a clear focus on permanence and utility.
08. VINTAGE GARDENS & FLOOR PLANS
Historic floor plans and garden layouts often achieve remarkable efficiency within modest footprints. Their clarity of organization and purposeful use of space continue to offer valuable lessons for contemporary living.