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Objects

Some pieces are made by nature itself.

Some pieces of wood are too particular to disappear into standard sizes. An exceptional grain, a wide natural edge, a shape that exists only once.

That natural edge is not imitated: it is the outside of the trunk itself, where the bark was. A machine can mill a wave that looks like it, but this line was made by nature — and it does not come a second time.

Every piece gets its own number: OBJECT 001, 002, 003. There is one of each.

OBJECT 001 — studio photo of the unique piece of solid oak with its live edge

NO. 001 · 1 of 1

OBJECT 001

One piece of 4 cm solid oak with a live edge running along almost its whole length — soft and flowing, like the line of a coast.

181 × 23,2–30,6 × 4 cm

€ 300,00

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OBJECT 002 — solid oak of 100.1 cm with a continuous live edge and two knots Sold

NO. 002 · 1 of 1

OBJECT 002

A hundred centimetres with a live edge that runs the full length, and two knots — one of them straight through the board. Sold in September.

100,1 × 25,7–30,9 × 4 cm

€ 155,00 · sold

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Why unique

One board. One story. One house.

With a unique piece you are not only buying the wood. You are buying the shape, the character, and the fact that only one exists.

It is a purchase not meant to be replaced after a few years. Solid oak gains character with time — an object you bring home today and whose origin you can still read years from now.

Before shipping we always send you a photo of your piece.