We collaborated with Cosentino, the Spanish surface materials company known for their high-performance stone, porcelain, and quartz products, on a capsule collection exploring the possibilities of Dekton Slim, their ultra-thin large-format surface material. The project asked us to think about craft and decoration at a scale and in a material very different from our usual wood-based work. It was an exploration of where the boundary between surface, material, and design begins to dissolve.

At Design Miami/Podium x Shanghai, a satellite edition of the world's leading collectible design fair, we presented the Zenobie collection in collaboration with Irthi Contemporary Craft Council, an Emirati organisation dedicated to preserving and evolving traditional Emirati crafts. The collection brought together two distinct making traditions: Talli, the intricate metallic thread weaving practised by Emirati women for generations, and our signature marquetry inlay. The Zenobie vases became the meeting point for these two crafts, separated by geography but connected by a shared discipline of precision and pattern.

We designed a collection of desk sets and decorative trays for Exil Collective, a creative platform that brings together designers from the Lebanese diaspora. The pieces used geometric pattern and precise woodwork to create objects for the desk and home that carried the visual language of Arab craft in a quiet, understated way. What began as simple repeated forms revealed more depth the closer you looked, which was the point.