A series of saturated swirls, twists and turns. Of rotations, tessellations and abstractions – a modern take on an iconic Californian modernism. With shapes projected through colour for a range of settings, SUPERGRAPHICS is a bespoke collection by Studio Shand for Cadrys of hand sketched and hand woven works designed to be lived with

Lucite inventiveness meets Hollywood Regency, Float Mirror encases a silver mirror within an acrylic cylinder, partially routed to ‘float’ the reflective surface within

Our take on a five-sided storage box, these baskets angle their side faces downwards to meet an inset base. With two alternating materials offering varying levels of transparency, exposed edges are polished to provide a mirror-like sheen

A new chair born from a study of classics – Chair 68 combines walnut, wool and acrylic to playful effect. Tapered legs suspend an irregular fascia which conceals a seat within, upholstered and angled for comfort. Radiused frames are braced by a cylindrical bar – a key quirk that lends dynamism to the object and serves as a little carry handle

1990 is a little side table we designed to seamlessly interlock with no mechanical or adhered joints. Intersecting, asymmetric legs project upwards, presenting as a polished angle that sits flush with the top and locks all components in place

With a material nod to mid-century lucite objects, the key to Pocket’s form is its simplicity: a triangle bound by a circle sits on a set of rectangles, all interlocked to ease fabrication, transport and install. A detailed look at structure and internal volumes provides the design’s key feature: a concealed central compartment that offers storage for magazines, games and stationery.

A family of cylindrical planters of concrete construction with a throwback finish: a mix of pebbles trowelled evenly over all surfaces

Fold is a new table of aluminium construction designed to sit low to the floor. Composed of two interlocking components that are waterjet cut, welded and slotted, Fold’s form is simple. Dynamism is created through varied surface treatment – its top both brushed and polished to a mirror finish to appear as two different materials.

Custom light fixture of welded steel and acrylic construction. Showcased at Australian Design Centre and retailed at Workshopped.