The Lineal Collection

The Lineal Collection draws from a geometry that has always felt familiar, built on the same confident lines that structured the hotel lobbies and shopping mall atriums of 1990s China, where the founder grew up, as well as the facades and interiors of New York, the city she came to call home. Marble, metal, glass, and ceramic were the materials of that world, and they’ve remained the same in this one.

Lineal is designed for the rhythm of an independent urban life, one defined by autonomy, intention, and a quiet confidence in one's own taste. It is the physical embodiment of that mindset, designed to feel right at home in any modern space.

Comprising over a dozen pieces that navigate the interplay of light and texture, the collection approaches geometry with a distinctive discipline. The definitive soul of each object is a set of delicate lines, echoing a decorative vogue that, even as modernism arrived, never quite surrendered to pure form.

At the core are four marble and brass objects, inheriting the defining architectural and interior materials of 1990s urban modernism to serve as pedestals for the day’s transition, whether holding daily ephemera at the door, anchoring an evening pour, or accompanying quiet moments of writing and meditation.

The Encircle glasses are built around the logic of daily use. The tall glass moves from morning water to an evening highball, while the wide glass is equally suited for a refreshing seltzer or an icy whiskey. The stemmed forms take familiar silhouettes and trace them with fine lines at the rim, adding quiet definition to whatever is being poured.

The Cadence porcelains span the full range of the day. The large plate is designed for the focused ritual of a single dinner, while the intermediate size moves among fruit, a side dish, and a morning pastry. The smallest plate holds finer things like a condiment, while doubling as a saucer for the coffee cup, which favors a stronger brew.

Lineal does not ask to be the centerpiece, but only to keep company, whether it is on the table as the evening gathers, in the hand as the first glass is poured, or at the edge of a room that knows its own mind. Like the interiors it remembers, it represents simplicity with a pulse, ensuring that even the cleanest spaces never feel empty.