no. 01
the reed tree
Four branches of three bundled stalks, one rope, one pin. Hang it on any wall, dress it however you like, fold it flat in January.
- size
- 1000 × 1012 mm
- materials
- reed, rope
- packed
- flat, 90 mm deep
good stuf, made of reed.
01the idea
stuf makes simple objects for small homes out of reed, the tall hollow grass that grows along rivers and lakes. a tree that hangs on the wall. a stand for rooting cuttings. things you actually use, made from something that grows back every year.
02the collection
Four objects, each with a working drawing: front, side, section and the one detail that makes it. No glue, no screws. Rope only.
no. 01
Four branches of three bundled stalks, one rope, one pin. Hang it on any wall, dress it however you like, fold it flat in January.
no. 02
A glass liner in a ring of standing reed, on a bark disc. The liner lifts out to water. Reed tops left uneven on purpose.
no. 03
Three glass tubes on a reed rail, crossed legs lashed with rope, on a bark base. Put a cutting in. Wait. Watch the roots.
no. 04
Four reeds, rope-lashed at the corners, for a 30 × 40 print. The corners run long. Bark bumpers keep it off the wall.
03winter 2026
Four branches of reed, one rope, one wall. That's the whole tree.
No needles on the floor in January.
04materials
01
phragmites australis. hollow and jointed, ø 8–14. cut in winter, air-dried.
02
clear glass for tubes, liners and panes. it holds the water.
03
the outer skin of wood, kept rough. for bases, discs and bumpers.
04
twisted, three strands. binds, lashes and hangs. no glue.
05the calendar
06from the reed bed








When the reed is cut, when the tree is ready, when the cuttings root. Four emails a year, no more.