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A jewel box collection of thoughtfully designed pieces from the Bryan O’Sullivan Studio
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PAD Revisited • Part III

The Ace sofa was introduced at PAD 2025 and is now available in a variety of sizes, from small to extra large.

Its proportions are deliberately relaxed, creating a piece that feels equally at home in formal drawing rooms and more informal living spaces. Beneath this understated form sit sculptural brass feet, each hand-cast by a master goldsmith and jeweller. More akin to small pieces of functional sculpture than conventional furniture components, they introduce a subtle layer of craftsmanship and character.

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PAD Revisited • Part II

When looking back at PAD 2025, we find the Halcyon dining table.

Crafted from solid oak, the table’s capsule-shaped top and gently rounded edges create a sense of ease and fluidity. Running across the tabletop, a stainless steel inlay traces an abstract, celestial constellation. The result is a piece that honours the enduring qualities of fine craftsmanship, while embracing a more expressive contemporary spirit.

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PAD Revisited • Part I

With PAD London taking place this week, we’re looking back at some of our highlights from PAD 2025.

We launched the Puddle table to accompany its companion, the Pond table. Designed as a nesting pair, Puddle and Pond are available in hand-painted dégradé or with an onyx top, and can be purchased individually. Beneath, nickel-plated cast bronze legs provide an element of structure and refinement.

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Seating Spotlight • Part III

Rippled, fluted upholstery follows the Croissant Crescent’s scalloped form, creating a tactile rhythm that softens its generous curves. Walnut feet add an unexpected sculptural detail, with bulbous forms that create contrast against the tailored upholstery.

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Seating Spotlight • Part II

With oversized oak legs and generously rounded upholstery, the Macaroon brings a soft, joyful quality to the dining chair. Its carefully considered proportions and curved silhouette give the design a sense of lightness, despite its substantial form.

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Seating Spotlight • Part I

Hand-forged steel curves around the softly upholstered shearling form of our Spring Ottoman, creating an interplay between sculptural structure and tactile comfort. Floral-inspired details bring a playful nod to nature, while generous cushioning keeps the piece feeling warm and inviting.

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Editions Edit • Part III

The final limited edition piece we are sharing this week is the Schurmann Large table light.

This piece was developed through an exploration of colour, form and the possibilities of hand-worked glass. Its organically shaped base carries a ruby tone throughout, with clear glass bubbles held within.

Edition of 20.

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Editions Edit • Part II

Continuing our focus on our pieces made in strictly limited numbers: the Blade desk.

The design brings together three distinct elements: a supple leather desktop, polished aluminium drawers and a powder-coated core. The proportions are deliberately restrained, allowing the contrast between the warm ochre leather and cool reflective metal to define the piece.

Edition of 10.

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17 days ago

Editions Edit • Part I

This week we’re highlighting some of our numbered editions, starting with the Baja Sur floor light.

This piece takes its name from the peninsula of Baja California Sur, the hand-painted ceramic base recalling the mineral tones of the Sea of Cortez. Due to the nature of this artisanal process, each base is unique.

Edition of 10.

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The Botanical Series • Part III

Inspired by Hanami, the Japanese tradition of pausing to admire cherry blossoms, the Hanami wall light captures something of their lightness and fleeting beauty. Hand-blown glass brings an airy luminosity to the softly textured brass, echoing the delicacy of petals. A piece shaped around the simple act of taking a moment to look.

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The Botanical Series • Part II

The Dandelion floor light draws from the delicate silhouette of the flower, translated into a slender form. Brass, leather and linen bring warmth and tactility to its mid-century-inspired piece.

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The Botanical Series • Part I

The cinquefoil takes a quiet, emblematic role in the Stamp stool, from its heraldic origins to the warm yellow of the fabric, echoing the Potentilla flower. Its rounded geometry and burr walnut construction bring the organic qualities of the cinquefoil into a distinctive form.

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