Raw edge furniture and organic shapes are never imposed. They emerge. Each table, bench or sculptural object begins with a conversation — with the wood, its grain, its edge, its hidden contours.

Today, Geert and I had the pleasure of revisiting an old friend, crafted in 2009. Originally named "Desiree" after Geert's grandfather, this baluster dining table marked a new chapter for us. Over time, it has taken on the name "Davos," symbolizing its timeless elegance and strength.

Today was a cold and misty day—perfect for heading outside with Geert, Henri, and Lou, our dog, to capture some nature-inspired shots of our newest model, the Tokyo Stool. The picture of Geert holding the stool might make it look like a piece of cake, but trust me, this is one sturdy piece of furniture. Since I'm not easily...

From dormant to wide awake: from 2006 to 2016, we were making tables under another name. Born from knowledge and what was taught by our parents. Now, more than 10 years later, we are proud to announce the birth of Atelier Sept.