Mount Everest

Also known as Cholomongula, the highest peak on Earth needs no introduction. A true work of art that will elevate any room and capture the imagination of your guests. Display it in your home as a symbol of ambition and resilience — a daily reminder to not be afraid to deam big.

Precision in Every Step
We carefully select each slab of beech wood from a local lumberyard, cutting them to highlight their best features while minimizing leftover wood.

During the gluing process, the wood’s natural patterns and grain are aligned to create seamless transitions between layers.

Shapes are carved with a precision-guided milling machine, and any imperfections are hand-sanded to perfection. After the engraving and painting process, it is sanded and polished before a protective wooden finish is applied.

Resolution: Detail or Smoothness?
Resolution refers to the different sizes of milling bits used in the operations. Higher resolutions create intricate, sharp details, while lower resolutions result in a smoother, tactile surface.

We recommend higher resolutions for those who appreciate the finest of details and lower resolutions for those who prefer a softer finish.

8,849 Meters, Perfectly Scaled
Each mountain is scaled down proportionally, in order to preserve its original steepness and shape. The ratio of the mountain to the model is an impressive 181,443:1.

Keeping It Organic
Leftover material doesn’t go to waste—it is the perfect ingredient to making compost, as the small chips degrade very easily in nature.