This began as a khaat.
Not the object, the idea.
An object designed around tension, not weight.
Around balance, not excess.
Around the body, not the room.
The Bench Edit is crafted from solid sagvan wood, assembled without nails or metal.
The structure relies on intelligent geometry and tension, a system that holds itself together the way good ideas do.
The fabric seat is stretchy, bouncy, and responsive, designed to move with the body instead of resisting it.
It carries the logic of village furniture, durable, honest, refined into a form that belongs anywhere today.
Bedroom.
Living room.
Studio.
Gallery.
Or wherever you decide it needs to exist next.
Details
Material: Solid sagvan wood
Construction: Nail-free, tension-based setup
Seat: Bouncy, stretch fabric
Length: 6 ft
Breadth: 3 ft
Height: 3 ft
Despite its presence, it’s light in attitude.
Easy to move. Easy to place.
Designed to travel with you, from room to room, or from phase to phase.
This isn’t nostalgia.
And it isn’t minimalism for the sake of it.
It’s what happens when something familiar is allowed to evolve,
without losing what made it work in the first place.
The Bench Edit
The bounce stayed.
The noise left.
