Aaron Scott Design

The Wavelength sconce, hand-carved out of stacked-laminated solid walnut, describes a wave form that ripples out from the wall and diffuses a soft, warm light from four translucent w...

The N-series uses rotational symmetry to explore the relationship between organic form and negative space. The pieces are fabricated by means of a stacked-lamination process, then sc...

In my capacity as a designer I’ve recently become interested in objects made during the period of Louis XV. Furniture of this era made a clean break from the imposing and rigid desig...

The N-series uses rotational symmetry to explore the relationship between organic form and negative space. The pieces are fabricated by means of a stacked-lamination process, then sc...

The Erode series envisions the geomorphic erosion process as an analogue to the sculptural practice of fabricating carved furniture. The stacked-lamination process has a lot in commo...

The Erode series envisions the geomorphic erosion process as an analogue to the sculptural practice of fabricating carved furniture. The stacked-lamination process has a lot in commo...

The N-series uses rotational symmetry to explore the relationship between organic form and negative space. The pieces are fabricated by means of a stacked-lamination process, then sc...

The Wavelength Mirror features a hand-carved, stacked-laminate frame made from solid walnut. The undulating surface creates a wavelike profile that shifts in relation to the spectator.