Irene Huang

Wood offcuts form the primary surfaces and structural elements, supporting a low-waste and resource-conscious approach to making. The legs are constructed from salvaged wooden rods — such as old broom handles or repurposed table legs — which act as vertical supports. Hand-thrown ceramic pieces with central through-holes are threaded onto these rods and can be stacked in different arrangements.

By allowing the ceramic elements to shift in order and composition, each piece can be subtly reconfigured. The collection encourages interaction and reinterpretation, transforming discarded materials into adaptable, playful furniture that reflects care, flexibility, and small-scale making.