Materials · Quality

Warm grain. Low sheen. Interfaces you can inspect.

The palette is intentionally quiet: walnut for the long-life plane, matte polymer for changeable geometry, felt and cork at contact points, and aluminium only where an edge or alignment cue benefits.

Material roles

No finish is asked to do every job.

Exact grades, sources and color samples are confirmed in the final quote because quantity, fabrication method, device heat and destination can change the right specification.

01

Walnut plane

Veneer or solid accents provide furniture-like warmth. Natural grain and tone variation are expected and cannot be matched identically.

02

Matte module

Printed shells shape replaceable cradles and cable paths. Layer direction and subtle use marks remain part of an honest manufactured surface.

03

Soft interface

Wool felt, cork and silicone protect contact zones, add grip and make a high-wear insert easier to replace than the complete base.

Concept render of a matte desk module aligning with a walnut magnetic recess

Indexed fit

The magnet pulls; the geometry resolves the stop.

A shallow recess and alignment feature are intended to resist drift and rocking. Final tolerances and hold strength require a physical sample.

Concept render · illustrative process only
Concept render of walnut and matte modules nested in protective fitted packaging

Protected transit

Every removable module earns a protected position.

Rigid board, fitted cushioning and handling guidance are scoped around object count, surface finish, weight and destination.

Concept render · final packaging follows the quote