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Every surface is grown, so no two pieces repeat.
Grown veneer is a technique developed in house at NUMU. Faced onto furniture, it gives a sideboard door or a table top the warmth of wood and the veining of marble, with a pattern that belongs to that piece alone.
Three compositions show the range. In a tile composition, 20 × 20 cm modules are set into a walnut frame; each tile carries its own pattern, and together they read as one surface. In a plate composition, continuous plates framed in oak or walnut carry the veining across a whole door, like book-matched stone. In tile to timber, mycelium tiles dissolve into walnut across a single front.
The collection is a demonstrator of the technique. Proportions, joinery, timber and finish are developed with each client, from a single cabinet to a run of pieces for a hotel or residence.
Specification
What is known, and how we know it.
Each line states its evidence. Design targets are objectives under test, not certified results; nothing here establishes compliance for a specific project.
- Pieces
- Sideboards, cabinets, low tables, doors and tops
- Surface formats
- 20 × 20 cm tiles, continuous plates, or cut to the drawing
- Frames
- Walnut or oak; bronze plinth option
- Surface
- Grown veining and texture; no two pieces repeat
- Dimensions
- Developed to the brief
- Confirmed per project
- Finish and care
- Confirmed with the sample
- Confirmed per project
- Made in
- Dubai, UAE
Options
Tile composition
20 × 20 cm modules set into a walnut frame, read as one surface with the rhythm of a grid.
Plate composition
Continuous plates framed in oak or walnut, carrying the veining across a whole door.
Tile to timber
Mycelium tiles dissolving into walnut across one front.
Not decided yet
We will propose a composition with the sample.
Where it belongs
Residences
A sideboard, bar cabinet or low table as the piece a room is built around.
Hotels and members’ clubs
Suites, lounges and bars where furniture carries the material story.
Collectors and galleries
One-off pieces developed with the studio to a brief.
Commission a piece
Tell us about your project.
We reply with availability, a sample route where relevant, and a written quote. Price, lead time and delivery are confirmed for each request.
