Furniture shouldn't end when the lease does. TENON systems break down flat, move in a hatchback, and build back up without a single lost part.
Eight pieces, two finishes each, one slot pitch running through all of them.




Joinery, not hardware.
Four moments in the life of one joint.
- 01Slot
- 02Lock
- 03Live
- 04Move
A shelf finds its slot in the upright. Nothing is tightened yet; the parts are simply where they belong.
Weight does the rest. The tenon seats, the shoulder meets the steel, and the joint stops moving.
Books go on. A lamp goes on. Four years pass and nothing needs a turn of a wrench.
The same joint that held it up lets it go. Shelves out, uprights down, three boxes by the door.

Same parts, third apartment.
Longer reading from the workshop and the apartments the system ends up in.
START ANYWHERE
One part is a beginning.
Most people start with a shelf or a stool and add the rest a room at a time. The slot pitch has not changed since the first run, so nothing you buy later argues with what you already own.





















