A closer look Glass Tide
01 / Sculpted gel · Almond
A little ocean, held still.
Glass TideSculpted gel · Almond
Little things, considered.
A tiny canvas. An entire point of view.
Small canvas.Big feeling.
A curve of chrome. A colour you can’t forget. From the quietly graphic to the beautifully excessive.
01 / Objects of affection
Pick your
little world.
Six directions. Endless ways to make one your own.
Select a set to get closer.
A closer look 
A closer look Blue Note
02 / Fine lines · Oval
A blue line, free to wander.
A closer look Soft Sculpture
03 / Raised petals · Soft square
Wear something with a little depth.
A closer look Vitamin C
04 / Jelly colour · Short square
A little sunshine goes a long way.
A closer look Silver Lining
05 / Chrome French · Almond
For the light you catch.
A closer look After Hours
06 / Deep colour · Natural length
After dark. Entirely you.
Book this lookChoose a set, or begin with a feeling.
02 / A little collaboration
Your mood.
Your Kestlune.
Start with a favourite. Choose a shape and a little—or a lot—of detail. Your ideas belong here.
01 / Glass Tide
Reni, in her element.03 / The mind behind Kestlune
A little curious.
Very particular.
“I like the detail you notice twice.”
I’m Reni. I’m drawn to the small things: a piece of sea glass, the curve of a ceramic bowl, a perfectly imperfect line.
Kestlune is a place for those details to become something you wear. We can begin with a clear idea, a colour, or a feeling—and see where it takes us.
Find your starting point04 / Made around you
A little.
A lot.
All you.
There’s no one way to wear your imagination.
Find your starting pointThe quiet detail
Colour, with character.
A considered shade, a fine line, a small accent. For days when less says plenty.
The painted world
Follow a little feeling.
Graphic marks, flowing lines and colour stories built around your chosen direction.
The beautiful excess
Make a small statement.
Raised textures, glassy curves and dimensional details. Small objects, made to be noticed.
A few
little details.
Can I bring my own inspiration?
Yes. A colour, an outfit or a photograph can be a starting point. The aim is to make something personal rather than reproduce another artist’s set.
Do I need long nails for nail art?
Short shapes have their own possibilities. Look at Vitamin C and After Hours for examples of colour and detail at a natural length.
What should we decide before an appointment?
Your preferred shape, the level of detail, any existing product that needs removing and the time available. Suitability, timing and cost should be agreed with your artist before booking.
A small thing. A whole feeling.
Book with ReniMake ityours.