The drawer front is carved by hand into layered waves that follow the direction of the grain — a pattern that cannot be repeated, because the next board's grain runs its own way. The case is solid teak down to the drawer box, softly rounded and wall-hung, sanded until the ridges feel like stone worn smooth by a river.
Small bedrooms lose the fight at the nightstand: legs to stub a toe on at 2 a.m., a cluttered top, a dead zone the vacuum can't reach. Hung on a concealed cleat at exactly your mattress height, this one floats a clear surface where the hand lands in the dark and leaves the floor open beneath — the calm corner of the room is suddenly yours.