Materials.

Broken-out Carrara fragments with open veining. Suitable for table tops, hearth pads and inlaid floors where the break line is allowed to remain visible.

A consistent run of farmhouse terracotta with a dry, dusty red and the slight dish of hand pressing. Enough quantity for a kitchen or a small gallery floor.

De-nailed Baltic pine with a dry resin scent and a silvered working face. Offered as a measured parcel for lintels, benches or expressed ceiling members.

A matched set of brass nosings with a dark, handled patina. Enough for a domestic stair or a short gallery flight if new fixings are designed in.

Geometric encaustic tiles in dusty rose, ink and bone. A complete courtyard set with enough spare for cuts, offered as a single reservation.

Cool blue-grey limestone treads with fossil scatter and a softened nosing. Currently reserved for a trade project; similar lots can be sourced.

A generous panelled door with a worn finish and the quiet proportions of an older building.

Faded blue paint gives this six-panel door an unmistakable presence.

A tactile mix of stone for garden walls, landscape details and careful repairs.

A pale metal pendant with a practical shade and a straightforward industrial silhouette.

An honest wooden chair, chosen for the warmth of its finish and straightforward construction.

A dark metal shade with a purposeful outline, retained here in the showroom archive.