Three quiet pieces, made to stay.
A lounge chair, a dining table and a pendant lamp in solid birch, oiled oak and undyed wool. Made in small runs, built to be repaired rather than replaced.
- Birch, oak
- Undyed wool
- Hard-wax oil
The pieces in Collection 04
Lune
A low chair for long evenings.
Steam-bent birch arms, a seat set a little lower than usual and loose wool cushions that lift off for cleaning or recovering. The frame joins with wedged tenons, so it can be tightened instead of thrown away.
- Solid birch frame
- Undyed wool cushions
- Replaceable webbing
Halvø
Splayed legs, one honest top.
A single oiled oak top on four splayed legs that tuck in under the apron, so chairs slide close without knees meeting timber. Scratches are expected; the oil finish is meant to be sanded and refreshed at home.
- Oiled oak top
- Splayed, tapered legs
- Refinishable at home
Vinter
Light that falls, not glares.
A deep spun shade that keeps the bulb out of sight and puts a warm pool of light on the table below. A birch collar and a cloth cord; nothing is glued, so every part can be replaced on its own.
- Spun steel shade
- Birch collar
- Cloth-covered cord
The Lune lounge chair, first run.
One chair, one price, no tiers. Reserving holds a place in the first run; in a real launch you would pay only when your chair is ready to ship.
€1,480
Sample pricefor illustration only, not a real offer
- Solid birch frame, hard-wax oiled
- Two loose wool cushions, removable covers
- Spare webbing and a care kit
- Repair service for the life of the chair
- Delivered flat in recycled card
- Assembly with one included key
Asked in the studio, answered plainly.
- When would a reserved chair ship?
- In this concept, the first run is made in a single batch once enough places are reserved. A sample lead time of ten to twelve weeks is shown for illustration; a real studio would confirm dates by email.
- Where does the timber come from?
- The story here is birch and oak from certified northern forests, dried slowly and chosen for straight grain. Atelier Nord is fictional, so treat this as an example of how a sourcing answer could be written.
- Can I see the pieces before deciding?
- The page imagines a small studio showroom open by appointment. Nothing can actually be visited: the address and contact details on this page are fictional.
- What if something breaks in ten years?
- Every joint is mechanical and every part is sold separately, so a cushion, a strap of webbing or a leg can be replaced without replacing the chair. That is the promise the collection is designed around.
- Is anything charged when I reserve?
- No. This is a concept demo by CraftLayer Studio: the reserve form only checks what you type. Nothing is ordered, charged, stored or sent.
First run · reservations open in this demo
Buy one good chair, then stop looking.
Reserve the Lune chairNo payment, nothing sent: this is a concept page.