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The rose room

Desk objects, in one colour more than the others

Keyboards, mats, light and sound for the desk you sit at every day. The rose is decided with the material rather than applied at the end, which is why the aluminium, the steel and the wool actually match.

  • Picked the same day before 14:00
  • 30 days to change your mind, opened or not
  • No third-party script anywhere on this site

Five rooms of the desk

The counts below are the number of products actually in each category right now, not a figure anyone typed.

What we would put on a desk first

Everything in the shop
Halo Desk Lamp
In stock

Light

Halo Desk Lamp

A 500 mm illuminated bar on a counterweighted arm. CRI 97, 2700–5000 K, no visible flicker.

$1,490.00

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Blush Desk Mat, Large
In stock

Surfaces

Blush Desk Mat, Large

900 × 400 mm of 5 mm wool felt, edge-bound, deep enough for a board and a mouse with room between them.

$290.00

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Sets, priced below their parts

A bundle stores one number: what it costs. The list total and the saving are added up from the products inside it every time the page loads, so they cannot drift apart from the prices on the product pages.

The First Desk

A mat, a tray, somewhere for the cables to go and light behind the screen. The four things that change a desk before you have spent anything on the interesting parts.

  • Blush Desk Mat, Large $290.00
  • Tray, Small $220.00
  • Cable Trough $150.00
  • Bias Light Bar $590.00

Together, at list $1,250.00

As a bundle (13% less) $160.00

You pay $1,090.00

Look at the set

The Rose Keyboard Set

The 65% board, the PBT caps, the light mouse and the large mat — anodised and dyed in the same rose.

  • Rosette 65 Keyboard $1,090.00
  • Petal Keycap Set $490.00
  • Marl Mouse $690.00
  • Blush Desk Mat, Large $290.00

Together, at list $2,560.00

As a bundle (11% less) $270.00

You pay $2,290.00

Look at the set

The room has five roses in it

The field behind this page is drawn on the graphics card, not painted into an image — five octaves of warped noise resolved through three colour stops, at whatever density your screen actually has.

Pick a mood and the whole shop moves to it: the field eases across over about a second, and the accent on every price and button goes with it. The choice becomes part of the address, so a link you send someone arrives in the colour you were looking at. It stops entirely for anyone whose system asks for reduced motion, and pauses whenever this tab is not the one you are looking at.

What the shop does not do

  • No star rating on a product nobody has reviewed. Ratings appear when there are reviews behind them, and not before.
  • No discount that is a higher price crossed out. A struck-through figure here is a price this shop actually charged.
  • No countdown, no "seven people are looking at this", no stock figure invented to hurry you.
  • No analytics, no advertising pixel, no font fetched from someone else’s server. Nothing about your visit leaves this one.

What is stored, and where

Recently added

Travel Case
In stock

Carry and store

Travel Case

Moulded shell sized to a 65% board, a mouse and a rolled small mat.

$640.00

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Cable Roll
In stock

Carry and store

Cable Roll

Leather, six slots, rolls to about the size of a fist.

$180.00

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Tray, Large
In stock

Carry and store

Tray, Large

260 × 180 mm, deep enough for a notebook, a phone and a pair of headphones.

$320.00

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Tray, Small
In stock

Carry and store

Tray, Small

160 × 110 mm of folded steel with a felt floor. For the things that otherwise migrate.

$220.00

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Fieldnote Headphones
11% offIn stock

Sound

Fieldnote Headphones

Closed-back, 290 g, with pads you can replace and a cable you can too.

Original price was: $1,790.00.Current price is: $1,590.00.

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From the journal

Everything we have written

2 minute read

The specification nobody prints

Two lamps with identical numbers on the box can feel completely different by six in the evening. The difference is flicker, and it is almost never on the box.

1 minute read

Why 65% and not 60%

Sixty per cent photographs beautifully and hides your arrow keys behind a layer. Five per cent more board gets them back.

1 minute read

Bound edges, and why felt frays

Laser-cut felt looks sharper on day one. A year of a mouse crossing the same edge tells a different story.