The frame curves in on itself like a drop caught mid-fall, with slots cut through the walls. Light a candle inside and the cut-outs throw a pattern onto the wall behind it. It arrives flat and goes together by hand.

Most of the character comes from the openings rather than the wood itself. They break the flame into bands that move when the flame does. The build takes an evening and needs no glue or tools.
Sanded and polished before it ships, so the parts go together cleanly and the grain stays visible.

A shelf, a nightstand or the middle of a dinner table all suit it. Give it a bare wall behind rather than a busy one, since the shadow pattern is the point. Keep the wood clear of the flame by using a candle in a cup or a block that sits low in the frame.




Build it once and light it for years.
Effortless style, shaped by sun and city
Modern pieces for women, men, travel, and home - designed for a refined everyday wardrobe.