We live and work in the Pacific Northwest and commute and create inside Maxon studio, a one-of-a-kind kinetic rail car on our privately built railway on 41 acres of second-growth forestland.

Designed with Olson Kundig, the studio features inspired work spaces including a second story library and study with a comprehensive artifacts and book collection accessible only by ladder. Our town is named after the original Carnation Milk Company which is more than fitting for us living in a place named after a historic and iconic brand.

Featured in designboom, dezeen, Fast Company, The New York Times, Treehugger and Trains magazine, this original and custom invention and feat of engineering provides a daily journey coupled with adventure and curiosity, the same attributes we search for in client partners we collaborate with.