The Infinite Collection

The Infinite Chair is more than just a pretty piece of furniture. It's unique, handmade with love, and built for comfort. Its varied geometry gives it a sculptural quality that borders on postmodern art, each shape reflecting a different facet, but every form here also carries intention: nothing is decorative for its own sake, and each piece is designed with meaning and purpose.

Designed by Gurtej Kaur, the Infinite collection takes its name from the idea of infinite possibility. Each piece plays with contrasting geometry, circles set against squares, straight lines meeting at unexpected angles, so that no two forms in the range feel quite the same. That's the postmodern instinct behind it: rather than settling on one clean shape or silhouette, the collection borrows and combines different forms freely, letting contradiction become part of the design language rather than something to smooth away. It's playful in construction and entirely handmade.

Every piece is made from solid Indian teak and finished with a natural Italian polish, chosen specifically to let the true colour of the wood come through. It's a deliberate choice: much of the teak furniture coming out of India today is polished in a way that masks the timber's natural tone, and we wanted the grain and colour to speak for themselves.

Construction is entirely nail free. Every joint is formed by intersecting the timber itself, piece locking into piece, which is both structurally sound and built to outlast trend led furniture. The result is a collection that's sculptural enough to stand alone as a statement piece, and sturdy enough for daily use.