House of Lyon is an upcycled assemblage that borrows the language of architecture and heraldry. Built from a vintage tabletop and an antique cheese box, it forms a house-like silhouette with a tall central niche, lined with salvaged frame fragments like stacked memories. A row of chess pieces becomes a quiet balustrade, while a small lion, rescued from discarded wall art, stands watch at the threshold beside a turned wood offcut like a sentinel. Part cabinet, part crest, House of Lyon invites the viewer to imagine lineage and story where others might only see leftovers.