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A Studio That Works and Inspires

We wanted a space that is functional, elegant, and approachable. Goldsmithing, 3D modelling, and custom consultations coexist seamlessly, creating an environment where creativity thrives. Toronto‑based designer Simone Ferkul helped us craft a studio that honours Canadian makers and highlights the artistry behind every piece we create.

Celebrating Local Craft

Every element of the studio was intentional. Hand‑carved walnut displays, custom-stained white oak veneer millwork, and our Ceppo Antico marble jewellery bar anchor the space. Linear modular lighting by Anony and curated vintage accents add warmth. Each piece reflects our values: timeless, elevated, and approachable.

One of our favourite pieces is the geometric, walnut ATTIC Stool, designed by Tetome House for our studio. It is available directly through the maker, exemplifying the same care and craftsmanship we bring to every element of our space.

Materials with Meaning

Materiality is central to the studio’s character. The Ceppo Antico marble, with natural mineral inclusions, mirrors the textures of our jewellery. Hand‑carved walnut, textured woods, and artisanal metals create a backdrop that feels refined and human, reflecting the care we put into every design.

A Transparent, Inviting Layout

Our open and symmetrical layout invites clients into the experience. From the moment they enter, the craft is visible, creating a sense of connection and engagement that sits at the heart of our practice.

A Space That Tells Our Story

This renovation is more than aesthetic. It embodies our commitment to natural materials, Canadian craftsmanship, and timeless design. Every corner, every detail, tells the story of our jewellery and the artisans who bring it to life.

Our studio is a space for dreaming, designing, and celebrating jewellery as an art form. It invites creativity and collaboration, offering a full view into our world, and the ATTIC Stool is just one example of the Canadian craft that inspires us every day.

Photography by Riley Snelling