Two timbers. One wave. The most considered object on the table. There are coasters that protect a surface and there are coasters that deserve to be on it — that carry such considered craft to the everyday ritual that the act of setting down a cup becomes a moment worth noticing. The Yves Coaster was designed to deserve its place. A circular white ash disc where a flowing walnut inlay runs diagonally across the surface in an organic wave — not a geometric line, not a straight stripe, but a river-like form that curves and narrows as it crosses the ash, referencing the live edge tradition in the smallest and most intimate object in the range. Two timbers, two tones, one considered gesture that makes each coaster as beautiful face-up on the table as it is stacked beside the cup. White ash carries the brightness and fine grain of honest timber across the surface — warm, light, and entirely resolved in its natural character. Walnut brings the depth and richness of a darker timber to the inlay — the organic wave catching the light differently at every angle, the two grains flowing in their own directions across the meeting point. A coaster set designed in India, for the home that understands no object is too small to deserve the most considered craft — and no table is complete without a piece that rewards the closest look, even at the smallest scale.