About OINK

Founded in 2025 by husband and wife Dan Jackson and Lulu Davey, OINK is a Dorset-based design studio creating homewares, furniture and bespoke commissions.

We started OINK to create thoughtful, enduring objects while building a slower, more considered way of working. Returning from London to the family farm in Dorset allowed us to establish the studio and shape a business around craftsmanship, creativity and family life.

Ethos & Sustainability

Our work is shaped by process and experimentation, combining traditional craftsmanship
with modern machining to create playful yet refined pieces.

We aim to create products of exceptional quality, designed to be lived with and enjoyed for generations.

Sustainability is paramount to OINK, we intentionally limit the number of timber species used across our collections. This allows us to make the most of every board, maximising material and reducing waste throughout the studio.

We use responsibly sourced timber across our entire range, with all of our timber certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).

Meet the Founders

Dan Jackson

Dan is a furniture designer and the maker behind every piece at OINK.

With a playful style and passion for finding creative solutions, Dan has over a decade of experience working across independent studios and major galleries, including the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, and the Imperial War Museum and Science Museum in London.

Dan enjoys experimenting with materials and production processes to bring OINK’s products to life.

A woman in a white t-shirt and denim shorts standing with crossed arms, smiling in front of a large wooden panel with cutouts, in an industrial setting with a corrugated metal wall.

Lulu Davey

Lulu is a graphic designer and heads up all things 2D, helping to shape the visual world of OINK.

Having worked with leading studios and brands in London and Melbourne, including Stella McCartney, Estée Lauder and Studio XAG, she brings a refined eye and thoughtful perspective to every project.

From branding and art direction to packaging and storytelling, she ensures every touchpoint reflects OINK’s playful character and considered craftsmanship. Away from the studio, she’s also mum to their daughter, June.