Notes from the workshop: wood, craft, and the stories behind every piece, written by the founder.
European and American oak are cousins, not twins — and in a piece of furniture, the difference shows at first glance.
Wood breathes, and that's not a metaphor. Understanding its movement is the difference between seeing a flaw and seeing proof that it's real.
A geologist grandfather, an aerospace-engineer father, and an oak board I ruined at fourteen — the story behind LEM.
Offcuts and sawdust, bound by fungal roots into a solid, biodegradable material — a direction we're following closely.
Taste, materials, and the criterion almost nobody weighs before buying — whether the piece can be repaired at all.
A few centimetres restart the whole chain: design, jigs, cutting plans, assembly. What the difference in price actually pays for.
