Migration of the Butterflies was a design experiment that took one of our most recognisable motifs, the mother-of-pearl butterfly, and applied it to an entirely new material: concrete. Where our butterfly inlays typically live in warm wood surfaces, here they were set into raw concrete panels, creating an unexpected dialogue between industrial material and delicate craft. The title referred both to the visual movement of the butterflies across the surface and to the broader idea of craft finding new habitats.

The Horizon Collection was a line of handcrafted leather accessories and objects inspired by the meeting point of land, water, and sky. Each piece was worked by hand in our Beirut studio, combining techniques including carving, embossing, and mother-of-pearl inlay applied directly onto leather surfaces. It was our first significant exploration of leather as a primary material, extending our craft language beyond wood into a surface that is softer, more personal, and more closely associated with the body.

Plug-Ins was a collection of cigar ashtrays made from wood and marble, each designed as a considered object in its own right rather than purely a functional accessory. The pieces drew on our geometric design vocabulary, with clean angular forms and precise joinery that gave each ashtray the weight and presence of a small sculpture. The collection was an argument that even the most everyday objects deserve the same attention to craft and material that we give to furniture.