A better world through honest design

Furniture and interiors made to last —

connecting people, materials and place.

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01 — Vision

Made to last.
Connecting people, materials and place.

Shaped through ingenious, circular design, each piece is made to last and to fulfil purpose.

Using the natural world as main inspiration for our design and material choice, our pieces are quietly elegant, consciously created, and naturally human.

Our aim is to design furniture and interiors for high-end residential or hospitality businesses with an emphasis on contemporary aesthetics and social responsibility.

Idealistically, we hope to make the world a better place through design.

Influenced by our northern European backgrounds, the designs are based on elegant but simple shapes, and with the highest quality in material and production techniques.

Socially responsible interior design is an approach that prioritises the well-being of people, communities, and the environment throughout the design process.

It goes beyond aesthetics to consider how interiors can support equity, sustainability, health, and inclusivity.

Our interiors are designed to foster calmness and a connection with the earth and each other.

A Di Canapa interior: hemp acoustic panelling lining a warm, low-lit fitting room. — hemp acoustic panelling in place

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Human-Centered Design

Focusing on meeting the physical, emotional, and psychological needs of all users.

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Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship

Using eco-friendly, non-toxic, and renewable materials, minimising waste and energy consumption.

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Health and Well-being

Incorporating natural light, clean air, good acoustics, and ergonomic furniture — bio-phyllic design.

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Community Engagement

Involving stakeholders and manufacturers in the design process, especially for public or shared spaces.

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Ethical Sourcing and Labour Practices

Avoiding materials or furnishings produced in exploitative settings and supporting local economies and small businesses.

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Cultural Sensitivity and Inclusion

Reflecting the diversity and cultural values of the community or occupants.

02 — Projects

Our projects distinguish themselves through innovative material applications and elegant design using exceptional craftsmanship and engineering.

Di Canapa — a hemp acoustic panel, its pressed square relief catching raking light.

Material research

An acoustic solution made entirely of natural resources, avoiding the use of toxic formaldehyde.

Di Canapa

Material research

Vita Onesta — a timber shelving system standing free as a room divider.

Circular design

A highly versatile shelving system that adapts to any space, user or function.

Vita Onesta

Circular design

Zara Bike Seat — a moulded supportive seat fitted to an adapted trike.

Inclusive design

A seat designed around one rider, so that riding is possible at all.

Zara Bike Seat

Inclusive design

HAERE Table — a low timber table with a softly tapered edge.

Designed for Connection

Connecting people through design.

HAERE Table

Designed for Connection

Bosco Bed — a modular timber bed frame with a slatted headboard.

Designed to evolve

Modular solution to sleeping, lasting a life-time as it adapts to colour themes and size.

BOSCO Bed

Designed to evolve

Boletus Table Range — round tables on a single turned stem, like their namesake mushroom.

Nature’s round table

Designed for function and transportability, using local materials.

BOLETUS Table Range

Nature’s round table

03 — Studio

Two founders, one vision.

Our studio was founded in 2025, and comprises of two Dutch co-founders Renate van Beynum and Anna Eerdmans. Their complimentary skills but united vision is the strong base from where our projects originate.

Renate van Beynum

Co-founder · Graphic, interior and 3D design

Renate van Beynum has extensive experience in concept creation and brand development. At Studio Onesta, she focuses on graphic, interior and 3D design.

Renate has been working as a textile designer for Beddinghouse, Kardol, Riviera Maison and MOOOI for the last 24 years.

Before, she worked for international companies like Li Edelkoort in Paris and Donghia Furniture & Textiles in New York.

Renate graduated with a Master’s degree in Interior, Industrial and Identity design from Design Academy Eindhoven, The Netherlands.

Anna Eerdmans

Co-founder · 3D Industrial design, material research, circularity

Anna Eerdmans has an industrial design focus with 12 years experience in interior and spatial design and project management. Anna focuses on 3D design and drives the sustainability effort through material research and circular design.

Before, she was working as Executive Director in finance for large asset managers in Australia, South Africa and London.

Anna holds a Bachelor (Hons) in International Business and Marketing from UTS, Sydney Australia, and an MBA from INSEAD, France, as well as a Bachelor degree in Product Design (first), London.