European Oak
House No. 01 · Germany
Open grain, warm honey tones. The most forgiving in changing light. Deepens to a richer amber over five to ten years.
— THE ATELIER
Honest materials,
Honest materials,
made in Amsterdam.
A small workshop in Westerpark. Solid timber, hand-finished. Every casing in the collection is fabricated under one roof, by the people who designed it.
— THE WORKSHOP
Westerpark,
Westerpark,
Amsterdam.
Our workshop sits in the old gas-works district of Amsterdam West. A 220 m² space with a slot saw, a wide-belt sander, a spray booth, and a small library of sample boards.
Visits are by appointment. We are happiest with samples on the table — please bring photos of your room, the make and model of your unit, and your floor.
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Three rules,
quietly observed.
— THE MAKING 01
Solid timber, never veneer.
Quarter- and rift-sawn boards from three family mills in Europe. Kiln-dried to 8% moisture, jointed and edge-glued in-house, finished with a plant-based hard-wax oil.
02
A shared system of mounts.
Every casing — Studio, Lijn, Kader, Architrave — uses the same French-cleat hung, magnet-snug system. Lift-off in seconds for filter access. No screws visible.
03
Made-to-fit, not made-to-stock.
Each casing is cut to the specific dimensions of your unit. Standard Mitsubishi, Daikin, Toshiba and LG split heads are templated; bespoke dimensions add no lead time.
The materials,
in six lines.
— THE PALETTE American Walnut
House No. 04 · Ohio
Chocolate heartwood with purple undertones. The choice for dark interiors, libraries and mid-century rooms.
White-Washed Ash
House No. 02 · Denmark
A Scandinavian finish that lets the grain whisper rather than shout. Brightens small rooms without turning sterile.
Smoked Oak
House No. 01 · Germany
Oak fumed with ammonia vapour, its tannins reacting into a deeper, warmer tone. No dye, no stain.
Black Ash
House No. 02 · Denmark
Ash finished deep black with an undertone of smoke. The grain stays visible — a graphic counterpart to walnut.
Light Oak
House No. 03 · Sweden
A bleached take on European oak. Keeps the tactile quality of solid timber but lets the room feel like an etching rather than a painting.