Our carved bowls, boards and spoons are shaped from individual pieces of solid teak. The grain continues through the form, giving every piece its own pattern.
We choose natural rattan for its combination of strength and flexibility. Fine weaving, carefully bound edges and rounded forms bring lasting character to everyday storage.
Flexible fibres
Fine weaving
Careful edge binding
Why we choose rattan
Rattan and bamboo are different natural materials. For our woven boxes and accessories, we value rattan for its strength, flexibility and the fine, curved forms it makes possible.
Individual pieces. A styling combination, ready to make your own.
05 / A closer look
No two lines. Quite alike.
Follow the grain around a curved edge. Notice the light inside a carved bowl. The beauty of wood is in the details that give each piece its own character.
A bright citrus morning.The table, ready for a longer evening.A calm moment in the kitchen.Soft woven details for a quiet corner.
Ideas for living with teak and rattan. Styling accessories are not included.
The details, considered
A few good questions.
What makes teak special?
Teak is a hardwood valued for its natural durability and dimensional stability. Its warm tones and expressive grain bring character to everyday objects.
How are the carved pieces made?
Each carved wooden body is shaped from one piece of solid teak. In sets, every bowl or utensil is a separate piece; lids, bases and holders remain separate components.
How should I care for rattan?
Dust with a soft brush or wipe with a lightly damp cloth, then dry fully. Keep indoors and avoid soaking or prolonged damp.
Are all pieces identical?
Natural colour, grain and woven details vary from piece to piece.