Lines & Waves marble tables are the result of an exploration of pattern and stack-ability. Machine-milled grooves cut into the top and bottom surfaces of single marble blocks result in a pattern that is both decorative and functional.

The PS rail system was inspired by the kamoi - a wooden rail that runs around the perimeter of the rooms in traditional Japanese houses. Its main function is to hold the sliding doors and walls, but it also provides a ledge where small objects can be stored and clothes hung.

A simple wooden box is one of the most basic and yet most functional storage solutions. By eliminating three of the six sides that create it, while maintaining all eight of its edge corners we reduce the amount of material by half but still retain all its stacking and most of its containing abilities.

Offset shelving system takes on a similar approach to the table by breaking down the traditional shelf into its basic elements. This has allowed us to reduce the system to a single unit that can be combined in multiple ways for an almost infinite number of configurations.

Val do Barco is the fruit of the first collaboration between Tomas Alonso and Sirvent Editions, a small store/editor from Vigo, in the north west of Spain. Val do Barco is a series of tables born from a common interest in the autochthonous raw materials as well as the techniques for their manipulation.

The T tables, originally designed for Designeast02 in 2011, are now available as small edition of 5 models made in different combinations of plywood and laminated plywood.

The idea for exhibition “Pierre and the Almond tree” was born while sipping on a glass of pastis, in the shaded courtyard of an old house in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in the South of France.

A new collaboration with Camper for a new store in Istanbul, Turkey. This is the first of their collaborations located on a shopping centre and while it maintains a similar language to their other projects it allowed for a more predominant use of ceramic tiles.

MA is a collection of stool, bench and table/bar for informal seating and socialising.
Produced by Ishinomaki Laboratory, a small Japanese company born after the tsunami to help with the regeneration of the area, their furniture is built by a sushi chef with a table saw, hand drill and a couple of other basic tools using only local red cedar.

KYANVASU is a simple stool made from three planks of red cedar and a piece of locally sourced canvas.
Also produced by Ishinomaki Laboratory in Japan using local red cedar and local heavy duty canvas.

Born in response to a brief to design a bar set for drinking vodka made from copper and glass, the project focuses on using the properties of copper as a conductive material to cool the vodka to the perfect drinking temperature without watering it down.

Camper has opened its first store in Santander. Located in Calle Juan Herrera, in one of the city’s most commercial areas, this store is new collaboration with Tomás Alonso.

A new series of chairs to along with the V&A I designed earlier this year for the event One Part Chef Four Parts Design taking place at Somerset House for this second edition.

Continuing the exploration of new structures and material combinations, the M trestle proposes a new solution for a foldable trestle table that can be arranged in various ways or fold flat for storage when not in use.