Beluga bottle in fluted Crema ceramic on a marble counter in morning light
BelugaBottle · Real material

Stone, reimagined.

An insulated bottle dressed in real ceramic, tile and stone, with a sleeve you lift off and swap. One body. Any design.

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The Drops

One body. Any design.

Five sleeves, five different ideas. The Starter Set is the bottle with the sleeve you choose; every other sleeve fits it for life.

Crema: fluted cream ceramic on cream limestone Signature

Crema

Fluted cream ceramic under a high glaze. Fifty-six ribs, base to lip.

$109 starter set
Sleeve only · $49
Travertine: banded warm stone

Travertine

Warm, honed, quiet. The one for linen and late summer.

$109 starter set
Sleeve only · $49
Terrazzo: chips of stone in a pale ground

Terrazzo

Marble, glass and stone chips in a pale ground. The playful one.

$109 starter set
Sleeve only · $49
Verde: green marble on green marble

Verde

Deep Alpine marble threaded with pale veins.

$109 starter set
Sleeve only · $49
Sets and parts

Start with one. Keep going.

Every set is the same steel body with its lid. Choose your sleeves in the bag; limited drops cost no extra inside a set.

Starter Set$109

The bottle, the stacked lid, and one sleeve of your choice.

The Collection$299

The Starter Set plus all four other sleeves. Every surface we make, one body.

Replacement lid$22 · limited $29

The three-ring lid in any sleeve material, if yours goes missing.

Crema bottle with both fluted halves opened away from the steel body, magnets showing
The Stone

The real‑stone bottle you can re‑skin.

Under every sleeve is the same double-wall stainless body, cold for a day, hot for half of one. Over it, a shell of real material thin as a coin, held by eight flush magnets. Nothing printed. Nothing pretending.

  1. ILiftEase one half away. It parts at a hairline seam.
  2. IISwapBring another to the body. The magnets find each other first.
  3. IIISetA soft, definite click. Same body, same lid, a new object.
See the five designs
The swap, in practice

Same bottle. Different day.

Four sleeves on one steel body, photographed on ordinary days. Change the surface, keep the bottle.

Terrazzo bottle on a pilates studio floor
On the reformerTerrazzo
Travertine bottle on a café table
Between espressosTravertine
Green Subway bottle on a gym bench
Between setsGreen Subway
Crema bottle on a kitchen island at breakfast
Before the coffeeCrema
Terrazzo

The only bottle in the studio nobody mistakes for theirs.

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Macro of the fluted Crema glaze meeting the stepped lid
Material

Real, thin as a coin.

A 1.5 mm veneer of ceramic, tile or quarried stone bonded to a rigid backer. Light enough to carry, hard enough to shrug off knocks. The stacked-ring lid is cut from the same material, so the object reads as one piece from crown to base.

No printed patterns. No films. If it looks like stone, it is stone.

Our Story

Named for the beluga.

The white whale of the northern seas, and the sturgeon behind the rarest caviar in the world. Two creatures, one name, and the same idea: something quietly extraordinary that most people will never hold.

We make one bottle, properly, and dress it in materials that took a hundred million years to form. No logos across the front. No colours of the season. Just a body worth keeping and a surface worth changing.

Green Subway bottle on dark slate in low light
Journal

Notes from the quarry.

Crema bottle on a desk in late-morning lightCrema · Studio notes

Why the lid is three rings

A twist-off that reads as ornament. The story of the stacked lid and the mechanism it hides.

Travertine bottle in a canvas tote on a stone streetTravertine · Field

The commute, reconsidered

What changes when the object in your hand is heavier, cooler and slower than everything else you carry.

Terrazzo bottle on a gallery plinthTerrazzo · Objects

Stone you can hold

On veneer, weight and the difference between a finish and a material.

The list

Occasional letters.

New materials, restocks and notes from the studio. A few times a year, never more.

You're on the list.