A device in solid ash

The body and stand are cut from European ash. The 4.3-inch screen reads from two metres away. Nothing extra: wood, one USB-C port and one dark rectangle of a screen.

From every side

Renders from the engineering 3D model the body is made from.

FAVEO, side — Side: 33.4 mm, 10° tilt on the stand

FAVEO, back — Back: ash lid, the light sensor faces the wall

FAVEO, three-quarter — Stand: a one-piece cradle, 108 × 63 × 52 mm, from a single block

Exploded FAVEO assembly: lid, board, body, screen, stand

What is inside

Lid: Rear ash lid with sensor slots. Comes off for access to the board.
Board: ESP32-S3, Sensirion SCD40 CO₂ sensor, Bosch BME280, BH1750 and a microphone; Wi-Fi and Matter.
Display: IPS 800 × 480 touch, active area 97.6 × 55.9 mm.
Body: Solid ash, 2.5 mm radii, USB-C port on the side.
Stand: Ash; holds the device at 10° so the screen faces someone sitting.

Why wood

Every device in this class is white plastic or black glass. We wanted an object that lives on a desk for years and does not look like a gadget.

Ash grain on the corner of the body, close up

European ash is light, with an even, visible grain: every body differs slightly in pattern, as any solid-wood object does.

All images on this page are renders of the engineering model; photographs of a sample will follow the first batch.