Designed to outlive the room it was built for.

01 — How one module is made
Watch the parts come together, then watch the finished boxes stack into a wall. Everything below happens by hand in the workshop.
Cut from one sheet
18 mm Polish pine plywood, cut down to five panels: two full-width caps, two sides and a back.
Round the outer edges
The top and bottom caps get their soft radius on the long sides — the detail that makes a stack read as one piece.
Glue, screw, sand
The sides sit slightly inset between the caps, glued from the inside so no fixings show. Then sanded smooth.
Rub in linseed oil
Pigment mixed into raw linseed oil, rubbed in by hand in two coats. The grain stays visible instead of hiding under paint.

02 — From one to ten
The same box every time — 450 wide, 486 high, 330 deep. Nothing is cut or drilled to go from one to a whole wall.

On its own
1 module · 450 × 486 × 330 mm
A side table, a bedside table, a plinth for a lamp and a few books.

Side by side
2 modules · 972 mm wide
A low console at record height, with the turntable sitting on top.

The step
3 modules · 900 × 972 mm
Two down, one on top — a stepped corner for books, a speaker, a plant.

The DJ booth
6 modules · 1350 × 972 mm
Two tiers of three: decks and mixer on top, records within arm's reach.

The library
8 modules · 1944 × 900 mm
Four wide, two high, all turned on their sides — a low wall for books, monographs and objects.
03 — Build your own
Turn any module on its end, give each one its own colour, and the total width, height and depth update as you go.
total size
1458 mm × 900 mm × 330 mm
145.8 cm wide · 90.0 cm high · 33.0 cm deep
drag to turn · scroll to zoom · click a module to select
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nothing selected — click a module in the view
colour
04 — Colours
Pigment mixed into raw linseed oil and rubbed into the pine plywood, so the wild pine grain stays visible instead of disappearing under paint. Every sample below is a real off-cut from the workshop.

Natural
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