Capabilities · Multi-material Integration
Multi-material integration, built as one unit
Timber, stone, metal, glass, leather and rattan — joined so they move as one.
Different materials move differently — the craft is making them behave as one.
A luxury piece is rarely one material. KENT integrates timber, stone and marble, metal, glass, leather and rattan into single units — a door, a wall panel or a piece of casework that combines several materials and still reads as one object. The engineering is in the junctions: different materials expand and move at different rates, so KENT details the joints to absorb that movement and the surfaces to align, so the assembly holds together through the Gulf's temperature and humidity swings.
Timber, stone, metal and glass meet in a single unit. The challenge — and the craft — is the junction, detailed so the materials align cleanly and read as one.
The palette is wide — patinated metal mesh, leather-wrapped and stitched panels, antique and églomisé glass, woven rattan and cane — each integrated into timber joinery with the right detail.
Materials integrated into doors, panels and casework as single, considered units.