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A simple form with inherent variation from the material process. The thickness of the clay and hole pattern will vary slightly for each piece.

With a form that evokes the delicate stillness of draped fabric caught mid-sway, the rests in a state of suspended elegance. Its geometry is deceptively simple—a pure circle at rest—yet its surface tension and intricate folds hint at invisible motion, a quiet choreography rendered permanent. Lik...

The Rock Table appears not as a design object, but as the residue of an elemental event. Its mass seems to have been forged under immense, invisible pressure—split open and cast outward in all directions, frozen at the instant of expansion. Glossy fissures, sharp vectors, and imploding planes give...

The distills the essence of suspended form. Fabric held in perfect stillness, caught neither in motion nor at rest, but inhabiting an enduring state between gravity and air. Its draped contours suggest the memory of movement without enacting it, an imprint of softness translated into a structure of...

The stands as a study in suspended motion. Its draped surfaces recalling cloth veiled by an unseen hand, yet rendered immovable in the weight of cast bronze. Every fold and recess captures light in shifting gradients, making the table an active participant in its environment. The form suggests both...

The appears not built, but conjured. Its form held in a state of suspended elegance, as though drapery had been summoned by an unseen force and frozen mid-flight. Every fold, curve, and void resists gravity while suggesting its presence, evoking a tension between weightlessness and substance. Offere...

The distills the essence of geological erosion into a compact, sculptural form. Its surface appears fractured, as if time itself had carved through the volume, revealing a raw tension between solidity and void. The piece belongs to the same conceptual universe as other pieces in the Erosia Collectio...

A moment of motion, frozen in sculptural clarity. The emerges like a vortex of liquid fabric drawn upward by unseen forces, twisting into a perfect tension between movement and stillness. Its form suggests not just a bloom, but the choreography of silk caught mid-turn—folds tightening, flaring, co...

A monolith interrupted. The in Bronze suggests a relic unearthed rather than an object newly made. Its monolithic form—clean, weighted, pristine—serves as a foil to the jagged voids that interrupt its mass. These absences are not fractures, but remnants: the outcome of slow, deliberate erosion...

Erosia Coffee Table (Round) captures a fragment of geologic memory—its surface a terrain of erosion, not as destruction but as testament. The voids are not ornamental interruptions but landscapes in themselves: remnants of a slow undoing, shaped by elemental forces long past. The circular form—m...

Erosia Side Table (Cube) appears as a relic from an alternate geology—one shaped not by sediment or time, but by rupture. It begins as a perfect volume, then succumbs to a silent violence that opens wounds across its surface. These eruptions cut deep, exposing rough interior landscapes that glow o...

Cascatta captures the precise instant when fluidity arrests—when water, governed by its own hidden mathematics, folds and breaks upon itself. The form is not imagined but derived from a simulation of liquid dynamics, giving shape to a piece that feels less designed than revealed. In this tension b...

Cascatta Dining Table (Square) captures the moment water collapses and spills onto a surface—an event normally too fluid to hold—rendered here in sculptural permanence. The form, poised between motion and stasis, evokes a paradox: a liquid gesture, immutably frozen. Each leg pours outward, givin...

The conceived as a moment of water made permanent—an elemental force transmuted into polished steel. Its legs flow downward and outward in chrome-laced splashes, forming a base that appears to melt into the floor. The structure echoes a suspended event rather than a constructed form, turning the t...

Inspired by pyr, the Greek word for fire, and by the pyrite mineral once used to create sparks, the translates the crystalline logic of “fool’s gold" into a modular piece of furniture. Its cuboid formations and shifting brilliance are reinterpreted as abstract mineral volumes.The table is compos...

The ice table “Larsen" is inspired by Antarctica’s ice shelf Larsen C and built in solid alabaster blocks and cast resinThe Glacies collection design aims to raise awareness about global warming and rising sea levels which are leading to the melting of the ice capsThe whole process takes place i...

The ice table “Larsen" is inspired by Antarctica’s ice shelf Larsen C and built in solid alabaster blocks and cast resinThe Glacies collection design aims to raise awareness about global warming and rising sea levels which are leading to the melting of the ice capsThe whole process takes place i...