Quartile 1 is a modular wood tile that brings the spirit of mid-century breeze blocks indoors. Drawing inspiration from the distinctive geometric patterns of concrete “screen blocks,” Norwegian designer Lars Beller Fjetland reimagines the concept in wood, infusing the design with natural warmth.

Offered in six wood species, Quartile 1 pairs with Quartile 2, allowing for fully customizable patterns, and features a stepped edge that mimics a traditional grout line, adding visual definition and a simple installation process.

Designer Lars Beller Fjetland
Content Wood
Tile Size 12 in x 12 x (30.5 cm)
Tile Size Tolerance +/- 1/16 in (2 mm)
Thickness 1” (2.5 cm)
Grain Direction Vertical
Wood Types Beech, Douglas Fir, Maple, Sapele, Walnut, White Oak
Color Option 1-Color per wall
Edges Finished
Custom 2-Color+ per wall is available and must be quoted.
Durability Contract or residential
Lead Time Made to order and certain lead times will apply
Installation Tiles are direct glued to a clean and dry wall surface using heavy-duty construction adhesive. As is typical with solid wood products, tiles must acclimate to the space before installation and may expand or contract with changes in temperature and humidity over time. Installation services are available through Spinneybeck.
Maintenance Use a very mild non-abrasive non-ammonia, and non-alcohol containing soap diluted in a room temperature water solution. Apply with a soft flannel cloth, followed by a dry cloth. Always wipe in the direction of the grain. Never use commercial cleaners, abrasives, solvents, or glass cleaner on any wood as it will wear away the finish. Never apply wax as this will interact with the finish.
Variation Wood is a natural material and minor changes in color are evidence of the 100% natural origin of the material.
Environmental Contains no formaldehyde
CARB Compliant
Solid woods are inherently non-emitting

Lars Beller Fjetland

Lars Beller Fjetland grew up amongst the mountains and fjords of the west coast of Norway, where he nurtured a lifelong fascination of the marriage of function with the finest natural materials. He established his self-titled design office—Beller Design—in 2011 while still a student at Bergen Academy of Art and Design and had his breakthrough moment in 2012 when he launched four designs at Salone de Mobile in Milan, Italy. Lars is constantly seeking to broaden his horizons as a dedicated explorer of form and function. His core philosophy is to design products that achieve a sense of both timelessness and longevity through an immediate, honest functionalism in form and aesthetic.

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Quartile 1

Lars Beller Fjetland