Beton 8 Drawer in American Walnut by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in American Walnut by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in American Walnut by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Charcoal Oak by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Golden Oak by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Gloss Off-White by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Gloss Red by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Blonde Oak by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in American Walnut by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in American Walnut by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in American Walnut by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Charcoal Oak by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Golden Oak by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Gloss Off-White by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Gloss Red by Paradox Movement
Beton 8 Drawer in Blonde Oak by Paradox Movement

Beton 8 drawer

The Beton Dresser translates the bold architectural form into a soft, tactile timber language. Defined by seamless, pillowed curves and unadorned surfaces. Smooth, continuous faces catch sweeping light, while recessed bases give this heavy eight drawer dresser the illusion of floating mass.

Finish: Blonde Oak

$11,615.00 AUD

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Close-up of timber being cut in the Paradox Movement workshop

Paradox Movement was founded in Sydney in 2012 by Jason and Andrew, built on a shared approach to furniture making centred on material, proportion and craft.

What began as a bespoke practice has evolved into a broader design language — one that balances restraint with expression, precision with irregularity, and utility with character.

Hands selecting timber boards in the workshop
A maker brushing the surface of a timber panel

Our work is grounded in an understanding of materials and how they behave. Timber, stone, metal and upholstery are selected for their inherent qualities and allowed to inform the final piece rather than simply finish it.

We work with local makers, suppliers and manufacturers wherever possible, while sourcing exceptional materials from further afield when the design calls for it.

The Paradox Movement team reviewing a design in the studio
Reviewing colour and finish samples together in the workshop

Each collection is developed as an exploration of form, construction and materiality. Some pieces are quiet and ordered. Others are more sculptural, expressive and unexpected.

Together, they reflect the central idea behind Paradox Movement: furniture can be functional without being anonymous, refined without being restrained, and enduring without being conventional.

Testimonials

Jason and Andrew at Paradox are always our go to for anything timber related. Having a deep understanding of the materials, process, and constraints coupled with a willingness to work through the details. Every piece we’ve made together has been a true collaboration to get the best possible outcome.

AshleyOliver Tanners
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