Our studio’s take on a classic dining tradition—designed to serve as a playful and enduring family companion

A small stool of interlocking elements that weave timber + aluminium. We designed her as a playful object that showcases material connection from a kit-of-parts of modified dowels, rods + standoffs

For our Cork House project we commissioned David Humphries and Masou Nodoust of Public Art Squad to make a magical terrazzo table top for the central cork-clad family room. We designed the base (which was beautifully fabricated by Alsop Engineering) as a pair of steel and aluminium discs bridged by a triangular column to neatly float the top

We were commissioned to design and fabricate a set of bespoke shopfittings for Christopher Esber’s first in-store experience in Paddington, Sydney. The hanging rail system we developed utilises a welded aluminium frame supported by a pair of floating acrylic feet, drilled and tapped to level and brace⁣
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SUPERNOVA is a collection of designs that imagine stars shooting through shapes. Geometries are floated on beds of colour cut by trails of light to provide a playful, nostalgic sensibility. A bespoke second collection by Studio Shand for Cadrys

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Click Clock is a wall and desk clock we designed to projects our love of inset geometries and material transparencies. Blending a bit of Italian playfulness with some Danish inventiveness, the clock’s polished acrylic frame floats an anodised aluminium face through a set of exposed pins

Table Service evokes a classic mid-century era–a time of smoke-filled rooms and verve when the table setting was king.

Created by Studio Shand for families big, small, old and young–the collection ranges from cake stands through to puzzles and showcases our love of tactile acrylics. This touch point provides a retro-futuristic aesthetic, delivered through a family of crystalline objects designed and made through simple shaping, familiar materiality and care.

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A new chair born from a study of classics – Clearview combines domestic and industrial materiality for playful effect. Tapered legs sail beyond an angled seat and ply frames are bridged by a dowel pair that allows a PVC sling to wrap and zip to the rear

Alterations to a face brick apartment circa 1970. Removing plaster walls and cutting away timber floors revealed original tessellated kitchen tiling, on show here through inset joinery composed of thick acrylic, machined + polished to all faces⁣