Tog wardrobe

Tog Wardrobe is one of the earliest prototypes (nfs). Debuting at WantedDesign during New York Design Week in 2019, this wardrobe stands out as a flat-pack, robust wooden piece that’s as practical as it is playful.

Flat pack with modular precision, the Tog Wardrobe blends sturdy functional design with sculptural presence. Its flat-pack format nods to sustainability and adaptability, while the piece’s strong form showcases commitment to narrative-rich Indigenous furniture design. It's both a connector across places and a statement of early-stage innovation in her practice.

Tog Wardrobe – flat-pack sculptural wardrobe prototype by Indigenous designer Ashley J MacDonald, premiered at New York Design Week 2019
Back of Tog Wardrobe joinery and finish, modular functional Indigenous furniture design
Tog Wardrobe by Ashley J MacDonald. Flat-pack robust wooden wardrobe prototype, premiered at NYC Design Week 2019. Functional sculptural Indigenous design.
Interior view of Tog Wardrobe flat-pack furniture, robust wooden construction by Toronto Indigenous designer Ashley J MacDonald
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