Kinship Pair
Two lounge chairs designed to be sat in together: ash frames, undyed wool, one conversation.
Furniture made slowly, for rooms that are lived in.
Furniture, lighting, and small-batch editions.
Taking commissions for winter.
Services
Commissioned pieces
A single piece designed around your room, your use, and a material you will want to keep.
8–12 weeks
Small-batch editions
Numbered runs of stools, lamps, and tables, built five at a time.
4–6 weeks
Prototyping for brands
From sketch to a sit-testable prototype, with honest material costs attached.
2–4 weeks
Experience
Studio lead
North Standard
2023–Now
Furniture designer
Field Office
2020–2023
Product designer
Common Practice
2017–2020
Questions
What commissions fit best?
Single pieces and small editions: seating, tables, lighting, storage. Rooms where the object will actually be used.
How does a commission begin?
A short conversation about the room, the use, and the budget. Then a sketch and a material sample before anything is built.
Can you rework an existing piece?
Yes. Repair, reupholstery, and rework are half the practice; a good frame deserves a second life.
About
The studio workbench: oak being planed by hand in window light. Studio Ledger is an independent furniture practice.
We design and build furniture, lighting, and small editions for people who keep things.
The work spans commissioned pieces, numbered batch production, and prototyping for brands that want objects made honestly.
Good furniture makes a room easier to live in. We chase that, not novelty.
Based in a shared timber workshop, working with a close circle of makers, upholsterers, and clients.
A thoughtful project starts with a clear conversation.
Tell us what you are making space for, where it will live, and when you need it.