Braewind
Taj Mahal quartzite-inspired mineral surface, featuring a two-toned beige background with beige and taupe veining.
GALLERY
“The Silence Between Seasons”
The Palouse stretches wide, its hills rising and falling in seamless arcs — like wind made visible. Braewind channels this quiet movement through a two-toned beige canvas, where soft beige and taupe veining mirror the way light drapes across cultivated slopes and untouched meadows.
There’s serenity in the surface’s gentle contrast, a stillness that feels expansive rather than empty. It recalls the grace of landscapes shaped not by force, but by time and repetition. In interiors, Braewind brings warmth without weight — a design that breathes with the space around it. It’s a tribute to form shaped by motion, to the balance of light and land. Like its namesake hills, it invites a sense of flow into the places we live.
Collection: Infusions
Style Inspiration: Quartzite
Background Colour: Two-Toned Beige
Vein Colour: Taupe, Beige
Hue: Warm
Finish: Polished
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