Paul Rene creates original furniture as art for clients in Paradise Valley, Arizona. A dining table,
a private study, a sculptural centerpiece: each commission begins with a conversation about
the person who will live with it. From the Phoenix studio, Paul Rene develops works with their
own purpose, presence, and place in the home.
A room can be beautifully furnished and still feel as though something is missing. Often, it is a reflection of the person who lives there. Paul Rene listens to your story, studies the space, and translates what matters to you into shape. The result is functional art with a reason to exist in your home—made to be lived with, encountered, and remembered.
Phoenix, Arizona · Private Studio · Visits by Appointment Only
An original work is not chosen from a catalog. Here is one Paul Rene commission as it moved from drawing to workshop to finished form.

No. 01 · A Private Commission
A form first appears on paper. Proportion, material, and the relationship between the pieces are considered before anything is built.

No. 02 · A Private Commission
The curves take shape in the shop. The work between the drawing and the finished piece is where an idea meets the judgment and skill of the maker.

No. 03 · A Private Commission
The completed forms meet the red velvet seating. What began as a drawing now has a presence in the room and a life beyond the page.
You may arrive with a precise idea or only a feeling about what the room needs. We begin there. Paul Rene listens to your story, learns about the space, and considers what you want the work to express. Sketches and design studies give that idea form. Materials and proportions are refined before the piece is made. Throughout the process, the purpose remains clear: to create furniture that could belong to no one else in quite the same way.
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A Paradise Valley residence may have remarkable architecture and views. The furniture should have a relationship to that setting while retaining an identity of its own. We consider how a piece sits in the room, how you move around it, and how it will be used over time.
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A commission develops through conversation, sketches, proportions, material choices, and visual studies. Each decision brings the work closer to your original intention while leaving room for artistic discovery.
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A table, chair, library, or sculptural work becomes part of daily life. We create with that life in mind: pieces to use, contemplate, and keep meaningful for years to come.
Founder and artist Paul Rene brings more than 20 years of private commission experience to the studio. His background in design informs an approach that begins with form and meaning, then brings both into daily use. Every project is an opportunity to make an original work for a particular person and place.
Yes. Paul Rene is based in Phoenix and accepts private furniture commissions for Paradise Valley homes. Studio visits are available by appointment.
Projects may include dining tables, seating, desks, libraries, media walls, and sculptural pieces. The starting point is the piece you need and what you want it to bring to your space.
No. Bring a room, an idea, a problem to solve, or a feeling you have not yet found in existing furniture. The design develops through conversation and visual studies.
Yes. A commission can be developed in conversation with the professionals shaping your home, so the work has a considered relationship to its setting.
A private commission is developed for an individual client and project. Kallos consists of Paul Rene designs offered as signed, numbered limited editions.
The right work can help close it. Tell us about the space, the piece you imagine, and what you want it to mean. We’ll begin with a conversation.