Pebble is nature translated into architectural discipline. Grounded in the water-worn irregularity of its namesake, the execution remains strictly sartorial. It rejects the traditional monolithic headboard in favour of a deconstructed, multi-volume composition: distinct, asymmetrical cushioned segments that overlap to form a single, resolved boundary for rest.

By breaking the headboard into individual, rounded forms, the design introduces a fluid, sculptural rhythm to the bedroom. It removes all sharp transitions and right angles, relying instead on continuous curves and generous volumes that soften the strict lines of a standard room. The result is a grounded, inviting anchor that softens the architecture of the bedroom while delivering an uncompromising quality of rest.