All collections

The Antenna Collection is constructed around a 70 mm diameter wood cylinder, combined with metal elements that extend outward like antennas. While expanding its functions into coat hanger and wall hook, the collection derives a wide variety of forms from a single structural principle. The dialogue between the primitive, powerful cylinder and the delicate, organic metal components gives rise to a sculptural expression that is minimal yet richly nuanced.

BOW intrigues and enchants with a seat that appears to float in space. Its curved, inviting lines create the feeling of an Asian roof tile when many chairs are put together.

Collette Chair by Adam Goodrum offers an abstract reference to the Vietnamese traditional script and a love letter to the craftsmanship of timber.

The new edition of District Eight’s Games Collection. Woodworking craft takes center stage and forms the tables’ sculptural build, whose monolithic frame mirrors the elegant placement of beams and columns that characterize Vietnamese modernist structures.

Faifo was the former moniker of Hội An, a city in the central region of Vietnam famed for its well-preserved Old Town District that once served as a prosperous trading port in Southeast Asia.

The Games Collection reimagines classic games through premium materials and dedicated craftsmanship, transforming familiar pastimes into refined design statements.

Made from fully lacquered wood, Gui collection features a top that is circular in shape, a bottom that is square in shape, and a transition from top to bottom using two classic geometry shapes.

The Hida Collection balances visual elegance and functional efficiency, featuring upholstered forms resting on a sturdy sled-style wooden base, complemented by a refined leather strap.

Crafted with attentive craftsmanship, each table in the Knot collection features intricate Asian weaving patterns that create a gentle rhythm between the legs.

An art de vivre, the Lodge collection is a meeting of the two complementary yet demanding worlds of Jean-Marie Massaud and District Eight.

Lola features an elevated backrest that wraps around a generous seat within a solid timber frame, refined by clean piping details. Available as a Lounge Chair and Sofa 2-Seater.

Defined by refined simplicity, the District Eight Mirror Collection explores the relationship between reflection, proportion, and materiality.

NEN takes its name from the Vietnamese word for foundation. It is a collection built from this first condition where form begins from the ground, and space is understood through proportion, restraint, and horizontal clarity.

Across sofa, chaise, sideboard, and dresser, NEN develops a continuous architectural language: layered volumes, recessed edges, and a persistent shadow line that defines each form without enclosing it.

Horizontal. Settled. Quietly structured.

Nôm is inspired by the calligraphy brushstrokes in chữ Nôm, a Vietnamese script of vernacularized Chinese characters once widely used by the country’s learned class prior to the 20th century.

Inspired by the revered aesthetics of Asian gates and the enduring practicality of their architectural structure, the Odette Collection speaks a language of both tradition and innovation.

A design by Ina Rinderknetch. Inspired by the soft, subtle hues and shapes of traditional Asian celadon ceramics, ORA table exudes a quiet yet undeniable elegance and presence.

The Pipe Vase by studioutte features a softly concave cylindrical form inspired by bamboo, finished with hand-painted lacquer in black or oxblood for a refined, silky touch.

Inspired by the Vietnamese phản and sập, SAN reduces the table to its essential architecture: a single horizontal plane lifted by four corner legs. Structure is resolved at the perimeter, where oak, steel, and shadow define the character of the object, and the corner itself doing all the visible work.  

Available as coffee and dining tables, SAN is a simple and quietly expressive design that brings people together.  

Inspired by Vietnamese altars, the Tonkin Table pairs a sculpted oak base with a light steel-framed top, translating local heritage into a refined contemporary form.

VELD carries the width and stillness of Southern African grassland into its form. A generous oak frame, low in stance, holds flush-integrated leather armrests and backrest rail with precision. Angled back cushion and deep seat complete a lounge chair resolved through material honesty and architectural clarity.

The Vicuna Chair features a soft body and lean frame with an oak finish, drawing inspiration from its namesake, the wildlife of the high alpine areas of the Andes.