TEN2

For a designer project, material selection begins long before the furniture takes shape.
Limonta | 1893 textile samples allow TEN2 to study texture, tone, and scale with a clear sense of the room they will belong to.
Fabric is not an outer layer. It is part of the furniture’s structure, mood, and final presence.

A real home gives furniture its final measure.
Here, the dining chairs respond to the light, the floor, and the long line of the room.
Their presence is quiet, grounded, and made to belong.

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A custom bench completed for an interior designer’s private house project.
The low line, black timber structure, white soft upholstery, and bronze-toned metal detail sit calmly within the bedroom.
It is furniture shaped by scale, material, and place.

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Low in profile. Clear in structure.
Cieza balances soft upholstery with precise acrylic and timber junctions.
Every line is held with restraint, so the sofa feels quietly built into the space.

A considered piece only feels complete when it meets the right space.
Here, material, shadow, and proportion come together in a quiet daily setting.
Custom furniture, built around the way a home is lived in.

Spent the morning helping a client select materials for her dream dining table! Fell in love with Calacatta Verde sintered stone instantly — the ultimate choice for light-toned countertops. Those wavy grey-green veins? Pure coastal poetry. 🌊

✨Why bespoke furniture matters:
▪️ Your morning coffee ritual deserves a tabletop that fits your posture
▪️ Obsessing over 2mm tolerance gaps so you don’t have to
▪️ We’ll mockup, tweak, and geek out until it’s uniquely yours

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✨ A Journey Back to the 1940s ✨

Last week, we received an email that stopped us in our tracks—a customer sent us a photo of a stunning vintage chair from the 1940s, asking if we could recreate it with a modern twist. The chair‘s curved lines, delicate proportions, and unmistakable retro charm spoke to us instantly. It was clear: this wasn’t just a chair; it was a time capsule, whispering stories of elegance and craftsmanship.

We eagerly took on the challenge, sketching out ideas that honored the original design while incorporating subtle updates for today’s interiors. It‘s still in the early design stages, but we’re already imagining how this piece will come to life.

In fact, we’re so enchanted by this project that we’re seriously considering adding it to our showroom collection. It’s a perfect example of how our mission to fulfill customer dreams often deepens our own appreciation for furniture design and aesthetics.

Stay tuned as we bring this timeless treasure back to life—and maybe, just maybe, it’ll find a permanent home in our collection. 💫

💭💭🛋🆔:Cieza Sofa

💭💭:Material Highlights: High-transparency acrylic, stainless steel connectors, oak, walnut, ash wood, fabric, and form.

💭💭:Thoughts: Personally, I’ve always loved glass - I’ve lost count of how many glass cups I own. When I have free time, my favorite way to relax is listening to music while polishing my collection until they’re crystal clear. So, when it comes to furniture made of glass or acrylic that looks like glass, I’m all in. Pair that with walnut wood, stainless steel, sleek upholstered curves, and amazing comfort - what’s not to love?

💭💭:Cieza Sofa: This piece shines best away from walls. It’s not really designed to be the main sofa but works beautifully as a secondary seating option, in a study, a cigar lounge, or even an office in a shared space.

💭💭:Ideal Style: Mid-century, minimalist.

The Mio Dining Chair brings together contemporary style and everyday functionality with effortless ease. Built on a sleek frame available in chrome or matte black, it offers both durability and modern charm, fitting seamlessly into a range of interiors. The vibrant seat adds just the right touch of color, balancing bold design with practicality.