Saintleo is a New York–based design and production studio operating at the intersection of metal, furniture, and spatial design.
Founded by Leon McKay after his studies of engineering in Melbourne, Australia, Saintleo took shape as an architectural project workshop in Auckland, New Zealand. Following Leon’s interests in music, art and architecture, Saintleo has since evolved into a studio for special projects, collaborations and limited-edition pieces, now based and operating in Brooklyn, New York. Each project reflects Leon’s visual language of design, detail and craftsmanship, combining an eclectic use of raw materials with a refined, contemporary sensibility.
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Designed and executed as a one-week in-house project for the Entire Studios Los Angeles office, this collection was developed in close collaboration with the brand’s directors to align precisely with the studio’s visual language.
The final direction adopts a brutalist approach. Two long boardroom-style tables were fabricated, each resting on solid square metal plinths fitted with concealed castors, allowing mobility while maintaining a grounded, architectural presence. The tabletops are constructed using a double-layered system, exposing a metal subframe and introducing a continuous negative reveal that runs the full length of each table. A recessed linear tray sits centrally within the surface, integrating power and cable management without disrupting the clarity of the form.
The accompanying seating continues the same material language. Constructed in a full metal, the chairs are conceived as monolithic objects set on concealed swivel bases. The 360-degree rotation eliminates the need to pull chairs in and out, allowing approach from multiple angles while keeping the full arrangement aligned at all times.
Materials: Carbon Steel (Raw)
Finish : Sealed
Made in Los Angeles