Nautilus Sculptural Tissue Holder
Nautilus Sculptural Tissue Holder
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Inspired by the timeless geometry of the nautilus shell, the Nautilus Sculptural Tissue Holder transforms an everyday essential into a quiet architectural presence. Guided by the Fibonacci spiral found throughout nature, its flowing silhouette celebrates balance, proportion, and the enduring beauty of organic form.
Rather than concealing tissues inside a conventional box, the design elevates the simple act of reaching for one into an intentional moment. The sculptural spiral draws the eye inward, while finely engraved radial lines echo the delicate growth patterns found in seashells shaped over centuries.
Each piece is individually cast and hand-finished, revealing subtle tonal variation and a naturally speckled texture that gives every surface its own character. Whether placed on a coffee table, bedside, bathroom vanity, or study, it functions equally as practical storage and as a sculptural object worthy of display.
Quiet, timeless, and deeply tactile, the Nautilus Sculptural Tissue Holder brings the calm rhythm of the ocean into contemporary interiors.
Details
- Inspired by the Fibonacci spiral found in nature
- Hand-cast and individually finished
- Fine radial engraving with natural speckled texture
- Hidden tissue compartment with concealed base
- Designed to accommodate most standard soft tissue packs
Dimensions
210 × 120 × 130 mm
Approx. 1.44 kg
Materials
Hand-cast resin
Steel base plate
Spring-loaded internal mechanism
Hand-applied textured finish
Care
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and excessive moisture.
Handle with care to preserve the sculptural finish.
Styling
Designed as both functional storage and decorative sculpture, the Nautilus Sculptural Tissue Holder pairs naturally with travertine, walnut, marble, linen, and brushed metal interiors. Its sculptural form allows it to sit comfortably in living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, libraries, and hospitality spaces without appearing utilitarian.
