
These pieces treat wood and joinery as a language: quiet joints, honest grain, profiles shaped for real Lagos rooms without pastiche. Furniture here is understood as something you live beside—weight, warmth, and the small sounds a chair makes when someone settles in to listen.
TIMES commissions and acquires works that age with dignity: oils from hands, sun at a window, the patina that proves a room was used with love.

Medium
Teak & brass
Dimensions
180cm × 45cm × 75cm

Origin
Lagos workshop

Period
2020–2024

Condition
Excellent
Provenance
Studio commission

Style
Contemporary African minimal
Each object answers a question of posture and hospitality: how high a armrest, how deep a seat, how much air should circulate beneath a tabletop. The maker’s knowledge is practical philosophy.
Move through the report layers below to see surfaces, corners, and details the way a conservator would—slowly, with attention to how material meets light.