You decide.
Currently up for a vote

You decide.

The design is finished. The production isn’t.

We stopped one step before making it. On purpose. Because this time, we want you to decide.

Furniture, decided by the people who’ll live with it.

How it works

  1. We designed it. Fully.

    Materials, proportions, finishes, the lot. Everything except the part where we produce it.

  2. You vote for all you like.

    See something you’d actually want in your home? Say so. Vote for as many pieces as you like. One click, one email address, ten seconds.

  3. The votes decide.

    Voting closes on 7 October 2026. Then we count. If enough of you want it, it goes into production. Not enough? No hard feelings.

Designs keep moving right up until they’re made. Materials, finishes and details may still shift between this page and your living room.

Otto

Fully upholstered lounge chair. Curved backrest and rounded arms in 100% polyester fabric.

Mara

Dining chair in solid wood with a dark walnut finish. Softly padded bouclé seat and back.

Ferro

Dining table in brushed stainless steel over a plywood core. Slim top carried by two V-shaped panel legs. Same brushed finish as our Coco chairs. 180 x 90 cm. 

Massa

Dining table in dark burned wood. 240x110 cm.

Otis

Low stool in reclaimed wood with a walnut-coloured finish, a fixed soft beige cushion and visible wood grain. Comes in 3 shapes. 33 x 33 x H45 cm.

Axe low stool / side table

Side table or low stool. Hand-carved from reclaimed wood, finished with a durable high-traffic lacquer in the signature Mowelli colours. Approximate dimensions as each piece is unique.

Axe kitchen stool

Kitchen stool in reclaimed wood. Hand-carved angular silhouette, finished with a durable high-traffic lacquer in black. Approximate dimensions as each piece is unique.

Marmo

Round dining table in MDF, finished with varnished marble paper and sculptural leg base. 120 x 120 cm. 

Luna

Oval dining table with an ash veneer top and sculpted legs, finished in a warm oak tone. 240 x 110 cm.

Why we do it backwards

We’d rather just ask you first.

Most furniture brands guess.

They produce thousands of a chair, cross their fingers, and spend the next year discounting whatever nobody asked for.

Warehouses full of almost-right furniture getting all dusty, ending up wasted!

Our approach is slower. It means some of our favourites will never get made. We’ve made our peace with that, because the ones that do get made are the ones somebody actually wanted.

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