Feolin & Toler

Named for the Feolin Ferry that traverses the Sound of Islay, the only regular passenger vehicle service to the Hebridean Isle of Jura. This wild and remote island is noted for its native red deer population, and the slender proportions and contemporary linearity of the Feolin remind us of this untouched eternal place.

Our great-great-grandfather, Richard Henry Toler Adams, inspired our Toler Table. The banded column is a restrained detail we appropriated from a beautiful walking stick – a family gift marking the commencement of work on the Panama Canal in 1869.

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Lark

Our great great great grandfather was a surgeon in the War of 1812 and Lark was his favorite horse, his only steed that would stand under fire. We wanted to invoke this same kind of steadfast durability with a table designed to stand by a sofa.

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Gilliam

This scallop edged tray traces its inspiration to our friends the Gilliam family and their legendary warm Piedmont hospitality. The original source was nestled in front of a window with a sweeping view of the Peaks of Otter in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia.

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Willis

We named these streamlined, supremely chic tables for our great aunt Martha Willis Massie, a landscape painter with an independent streak. They’re highly edited in form and faithful reminders of her spare elegance and practical modernity.

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