A composite veneer with transparent plastic resin lines lets light shine through, transforming wood into a new material. You can browse a wood library for preferred patterns and colors, and choose the number and pitch of transparent lines.

In its design and fabrication process, LMBRJK uses a CAD-based, 80-watt laser cutter with which hundreds of veneer layers are tooled. LMBRJK then hand assembles layers into precisely designed shapes. Every item goes through a rigorous process to achieve a hand-worked surface finish.

Alenga takes carefully selected wood veneers, saturates them with resin, then compresses then together under high pressure. The Swiss firm makes the tubs in wenge, walnut, pear, oak, iroko, and mahogany.