Mamou-Mani has completed a futuristic bed stand in Downtown Miami, made from 46 custom cut and symmetrical “Wooden Wave” panels going from the wall to the ceiling. The piece surrounds a floating bed creating a soft embrace of flaming waves which seem to emerge from the dreams of the sleeper. Mirrors at the end of the room creates an additional symmetry in this river of wood.  Dimmable LED strips at the back of the panel create a soft light scattering on the edge, to accentuate the floating feeling and through the pattern, making the timber shine like silk. The structure was made at the architect’s digital fabrication laboratory in London, The Fab.Pub and represents the rise of a new kind of architecture in which the designer is also the “maker”. It is an iteration from the first application of the Wooden Waves at the London Headquarter of Buro Happold which won the American Masterprize in 2016.