The Studio Reset
We’re making room for what’s next.
As we prepare for our linen collection and upcoming events, we’re opening the studio one last time.
Enjoy 25% off the remainder of our original collections until August 9 before our next chapter
Things Worth Noticing
Your Slow Living Destination
Thoughtfully curated products, stories, and experiences for a slower, more intentional way of living
What is Benjals?
more than a store
Benjals is lifestyle ecosystem designed for people seeking relief from overstimulation, overconsumption, and modern burnout.
We believe in fewer, better things.
In artistry over algorithms.
Ritual over routine.
Community over comparison.
And creating lives that feel as good as they look.
What are you looking for today?
The Market
Fewer, better made things
Gallery
To support artists
Reset
Rituals to help you reconnect to yourself
Journal
Essays and inspirations for slower living
Everyday Pieces
A small leather fold, thoughtfully made by Anney Life Designs. Simple and functional.
Designed to carry just the essentials; cards, cash, and the things you reach for daily.
It features a structured shape with a simple snap closure. The leather is durable yet soft, meant to wear in over time and take on a life of its own.
Made by MINGA, crotchet by hand it’s perfect for beach walks and throwing on without thinking. Easy, nostalgic, and sun-faded
made by MINGA’s infamous alpaca sweater
can attest, this is the best sweater we’ve ever had - (M/L)
The Gallery
Artists we love
Kelly Villasenor
Originally featured at San Diego International Airport, this monumental mixed-media relief by Jeff Kirkeeng blends myth, folklore, and architectural storytelling into a museum-scale statement piece. Rich with Asian-inspired influences, the work combines intricate carvings, cryptic text, gilded detailing, and symbolic figures across an expansive multi-panel composition.
Its layered patinas, earthen tones, and sculptural depth create an aged, almost archaeological presence; as though the piece were uncovered rather than made. Simultaneously spiritual, haunting, and deeply human, the work rewards prolonged viewing with hidden symbols, narrative fragments, and extraordinary craftsmanship throughout.
More than wall art, this piece functions as an immersive focal point - commanding space with the presence of a collected artifact or contemporary shrine.
-Offered through private acquisition. Please inquire for details-
Jeff Kirkeeng
Gracia Navarro