Crafted from beautifully figured Curly Maple, this tissue box holder transforms an everyday object into a quiet expression of refinement. The rippling grain shimmers across each face, echoing the natural softness of the tissue that rises from its opening. Continuous wrapping grain flows seamlessly around three sides, creating an unbroken visual rhythm that enhances the clean geometry of the form. Finished in a smooth hard oil wax, the wood’s luminous curl brings warmth and intention to even the simplest corner of the home. Designed as a two-piece, bottomless cover, it offers effortless use with a sculptural presence.
9-3/4 inches × 5-5/8 inches × 4-1/4 inches.
A subtle yet elevated accent that brings quiet beauty and thoughtful craftsmanship to the everyday.
If you are interested in commissioning a custom piece or would like to discuss creating something similar to a work that has already found a home, I welcome the conversation. Please reach out with your ideas, inspirations, or questions and we can begin a dialogue about what you envision.
Crafted from beautifully figured Curly Maple, this tissue box holder transforms an everyday object into a quiet expression of refinement. The rippling grain shimmers across each face, echoing the natural softness of the tissue that rises from its opening. Continuous wrapping grain flows seamlessly around three sides, creating an unbroken visual rhythm that enhances the clean geometry of the form. Finished in a smooth hard oil wax, the wood’s luminous curl brings warmth and intention to even the simplest corner of the home. Designed as a two-piece, bottomless cover, it offers effortless use with a sculptural presence.
9-3/4 inches × 5-5/8 inches × 4-1/4 inches.
A subtle yet elevated accent that brings quiet beauty and thoughtful craftsmanship to the everyday.
If you are interested in commissioning a custom piece or would like to discuss creating something similar to a work that has already found a home, I welcome the conversation. Please reach out with your ideas, inspirations, or questions and we can begin a dialogue about what you envision.
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