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Vancouver’s Straight Line Designs By Judson Beaumont

Welcome to the whimsical world of furniture designer Judson Beaumont (born in Saskatchewan, Canada 1960). He studies art at Capilano College and completing studies at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 1985. In the same year founded Straight Line Designs Inc, creating one-of-a-kind furniture pieces and commissions.

My rule is: if you can draw and design it, you can build it. I love it when someone tells me that, ‘You cannot build that’ or ‘No one would want that’. These words only encourage me more.

With a passion for “something different”, Judson is always searching for new ways to make people question the objects around them. Check out some of his coolest creations over the years. Photos: Courtesy of Straight Line Designs.

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