Est. 1967 · Beirut, Lebanon
What began as a single workshop in Beirut has, across three generations, become a home for the craft of slow furniture. We build pieces that outlast the trends that surround them — sofas passed between rooms, tables that gather decades of dinners, beds that hold the weight of a family's quiet hours.
Every piece leaves our showroom having been considered, corrected, and cared for by hand. Nothing here is accidental.
Each board is selected for grain, density, and the way it will age. Oak for the structure that lasts. Walnut for the warmth of a lived-in room. Nothing rushed.
Mortise and tenon. Dovetails cut by hand. The joints you don't see are the ones that matter. A sofa frame from 1967 still stands in our showroom today — a promise, not a slogan.
Our upholstery is sourced from mills that still weave on slow looms. The density matters. The threadcount matters. The way it softens, year after year, is the quiet proof of its quality.
The quickest way to understand what we make is to sit in it. Come spend an afternoon.
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