A single, steady board that sits across the tub and asks you to move slower.

Crafted from solid walnut with a soft resin detail, The Flow Board holds the small things that change a bath into a ritual — a book, a candle, a glass, a few minutes just for you.

It doesn’t shout for attention. It simply turns the edge of the bathtub into a calm, intentional surface you look forward to at the end of the day.

Engraved Mandala Incense Board is for the moments when you want the room to move a little slower. A solid wood board deeply engraved with a mandala pattern and a clean, engraved groove for the incense stick, it turns a simple stick of incense into a small, centred ritual. Smoke rises from the heart of the engraving, while warm light slides over the lines and pulls soft shadows out of the wood.

Placed on a coffee table, bedside table or a small home altar, it doesn’t try to decorate for the sake of it. It simply gives your hands something to do, your eyes a pattern to follow and your day a quiet place to pause in the middle or at the very end.

A single, slim line of warm wood that lifts your knives off the counter and makes the whole prep area feel composed. Milled from solid oak and finished in a soft matte oil, it’s built to disappear visually and be felt every time you reach for a blade.

A single, sculptural panel that turns an empty wall into a quiet focal point.

Carved from warm wood with a soft, spiral geometry, The Still Panel doesn’t shout for attention. It catches light, casts a gentle shadow and gives the eye a place to rest when the room feels busy.

Hung above a sideboard, near the dining table or in a hallway you cross a dozen times a day, it becomes a calm pause in your field of view — a reminder that even movement can feel soft when it’s shaped with care.

Saturn Presence is for walls that feel like they’re missing a centre of gravity.

A solid wood panel carved and burned into layered, Saturn-like rings, it looks almost like a map of orbits frozen in motion. From a distance it reads as a calm field of lines; up close you see the depth of the contours, the grain and the way each ring reacts to light.

Hung above a sofa, a sideboard or at the end of a hallway, it comes into its own under warm lamp light. The rings pull shadows out of the wood and give the wall a clear focal point – something steady for the room to organise itself around.

The Quiet Wave is for walls that feel too flat to live with and too loud to ignore.

Its surface is carved into long, gentle waves that move across the panel like a slow tide. Light slips in and out of each curve, so the piece never looks exactly the same twice – softer in the morning, deeper and more dramatic in the evening.

Hung above a sofa, a sideboard or in a hallway you pass through every day, it doesn’t try to become the whole room. It simply gives the wall a calm rhythm, a quiet line to follow, and a warm piece of wood to rest your eyes on when everything else feels busy.