FIG & OAK

Recently arrived at the studio: a striking charcoal black marble dining table paired with vintage wood chairs.

Private appointments and inquiries: [email protected]

A study in form and texture — wood, brass, marble, hide, wool.
Collected together, each piece with its own quiet presence:

Cream + leather wood bench
Hammered brass table lamp with hide shade
Set of four spindle-back chairs
Restored antique wood armoire
Antique Persian Afshar rug, circa 1940
Verde Indio marble dining table — sold

Objects to be lived with, layered, and loved.
Available at figandoakstudio.com

Restored round tulip table with a solid wood base — elegant, timeless, built to last.

Nationwide shipping available. Inquire: [email protected]

A vintage brass shell trinket box to store your mementos.

Private appointments to browse our collected objects available — email us at [email protected] to schedule.

New arrivals now available online.

Tables, tables, tables. A collection of 10 marble bistro dining tables sourced from a boutique hotel established in 1990 is now available at figandoakstudio.com.

Objects of affection.

Schedule your next showroom appointment at figandoakstudio.com

A selection of objects from our February Edit featuring new vintage arrivals now available to browse online.

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Support Fire-Affected Families & Honor First Responders

This Monday, from 9 AM to 3 PM, we invite you to join us at the studio as we collect toiletries for fire-affected families and first responders.

In addition to collecting toiletries, Aris Floral will be helping create floral bouquets to be delivered to local first responders as a heartfelt thank-you for their tireless efforts during the crisis.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Donate Toiletries:

For first-responders: eye drops, cough drops, lidocaine patches, lotion (for working/ cracked hands), chapstick, powdered electrolytes.

For others: soap, toothpaste, shampoo, skincare, totebags, backpacks.

Let’s take a moment to do something simple, and meaningful—together. Because it’s the little things that end up mattering most.