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Okay Studio and Adam Kershaw’s Five

Design
16.05.14
The Making Process – Five

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Okay Studio and American Hardwood Export Council

Okay Studio has produced a series of furniture in a range of lesser known species of hardwood

Okay Studio has created a range of furniture, inspired by five lesser-known hardwood species and manufactured by Kent-based sculptor and fabricator Adam Kershaw.

Watch the manufacturing process above and see the finished products at the exhibition, Five, at Scin Gallery on Old Street during Clerkenwell Design Week.

  

 
 

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