— Furniture by Material

Structure you can read from across the room.

Metal, glass, concrete, and composite—each piece built so the joint tells you exactly how it holds together.

Overhead flat-lay of a steel-frame side chair, raking studio light picking out welded joints and brushed metal legs, cool grey background, no shadow play
Overhead flat-lay of a steel-frame side chair, raking studio light picking out welded joints and brushed metal legs, cool grey background, no shadow play
Overhead flat-lay of a rectangular dining table with a tempered-glass top and powder-coated steel base, even north-facing studio light, no props, concrete floor visible beneath
Overhead flat-lay of a rectangular dining table with a tempered-glass top and powder-coated steel base, even north-facing studio light, no props, concrete floor visible beneath
Raking sidelight close-up of a modular metal shelving unit, open frame construction, precise welded corners visible, cool studio light, bare wall behind
Raking sidelight close-up of a modular metal shelving unit, open frame construction, precise welded corners visible, cool studio light, bare wall behind
Overhead flat-lay of material sample swatches arranged on a flat surface — brushed steel, raw concrete tile, clear glass panel, composite board — even cool studio light, no props
Overhead flat-lay of material sample swatches arranged on a flat surface — brushed steel, raw concrete tile, clear glass panel, composite board — even cool studio light, no props
/ The Full Range

Seating, tables, storage — no timber, no fabric.

Seating

Tables

Storage

Composite Combinations

Dining and coffee configurations in glass-over-steel and concrete-slab formats. Each top-base connection is exposed and engineered to specification.

Mixed-material builds pairing concrete with steel, or glass with aluminium extrusions. Each combination is tested for long-term structural integrity.

Steel and cast-iron frames in dining, lounge, and task configurations. Load tolerances and finish specs available on request.

Open-frame and enclosed storage in steel, aluminium, and composite panels. Tolerances held to 0.5 mm across all joinery.

Extreme close-up of a steel-to-glass table joint under raking sidelight, weld seam and edge chamfer in sharp focus, cool neutral studio light, no props, surface texture of brushed steel visible
Extreme close-up of a steel-to-glass table joint under raking sidelight, weld seam and edge chamfer in sharp focus, cool neutral studio light, no props, surface texture of brushed steel visible
+ Aging as a Feature

Surface behavior over time is the specification.

Metal oxidizes evenly. Concrete develops a patina. Glass stays dimensionally stable. None of these are defects — they are the material doing what it was built to do.

Every Erra piece is documented with surface-behavior data so specifiers can communicate expected change to clients before installation, not after.

Specification sheets ready on request.

Send us the project brief and material category. We return a full specification package within two business days.