A collection of objects designed for no reason other than that we wanted them to exist — drawn with the same attention we bring to hardware that can't fail. Just smaller, and yours.
Made in small batches. Sold when they're ready, not before.
A phone holder machined from a single block of brass. Heavy enough to stay put, simple enough to last.
A small vise for the desk, milled from 6061 and anodized by hand. For holding the thing you're working on, not your patience.
A paperweight with the proportions of a bearing race. Cold, dense, and exact — a small argument for restraint.
The same material we put inside fusion machines, ground flat for your coffee. Effectively indestructible.
A wall hook shaped like a single gear tooth. Holds a coat, a bag, or more than it has any right to.
Two weights to hold a drawing open. Knurled, balanced, and quiet against the table.
These objects share the same instincts as our hardware work — material honesty, restraint, and the belief that a good object earns its place by being useful. Buy one and you've got a small piece of the studio on your desk.