Above the bed.
The walnut + cane Studio mounted above a headboard, sitting flush with a hand-plastered niche. Warm enough to read as furniture, not appliance.
How each silhouette sits in the kind of room it's made for. These are styled visualisations — our first photographed installations follow as the atelier opens.
The walnut + cane Studio mounted above a headboard, sitting flush with a hand-plastered niche. Warm enough to read as furniture, not appliance.
In a high-ceilinged flat with original mouldings, the Studio is framed to sit quietly above the door return — present, but never the loudest thing in the room.
A pale-oak Lijn of continuous slats. Air diffuses through the gaps; lift-off in seconds for the annual filter clean.
Mounted high on a quiet plaster wall, the casing turns the split unit into a single considered object rather than a box to apologise for.
An undyed-linen Kader reads almost as soft furnishing — the kind of detail a guest mistakes for a bench cushion mounted on the wall.
Our own oak Lijn sample above the worktable. The unit still does its job; the casing makes the room read as architecture, not utility.
Every AYR casing begins with a brief — your unit, your room, your sightlines. We respond within one working day.
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