A vertical line of light. Platum carves into the wall with a slender body in metal and extra-clear glass, crossed by a trihedral Murano glass element. Light flows through the material, refracts across the surfaces, and remains held within the glass, transforming the wall into a field of deep reflections.

Nucleo concentrates the force of matter into a compact, hollowed, silent volume. Forged stone holds depth and weight, while the rotating smoked glass top introduces a fluid, almost suspended gesture. Between mass, void, and reflection, the object reveals an intimate and primordial presence.

Shield extends stone into an elongated, suspended form with a protective presence. The veins cross the top like natural traces, interrupted by metal inlays that set its rhythm. The angled supports hold the surface with silent strength, leaving the stone to define the space.

Modulor articulates matter through a system of oblique volumes, where geometry carves into space. Stone, metal, and Sand Cast Warm meet in a sequence of inclined surfaces, crossed by veins, reflections, and sharp shadows. Each module acts as a sculptural fragment, part of an unstable yet controlled balance.

Horizon holds the force of matter in suspension within a rigorous geometry. The stone, crossed by deep and unrepeatable traces, rests on solid wood like a geological surface, while the base creates a rhythm of solids and voids. A low table where circle, matter, and shadow define a sculptural presence.

Halo is born from a primal circular gesture. The metal shell draws a continuous perimeter, alternating solids, openings, and reflections in a suspended balance. The cushion welcomes the body, while brass feet anchor the object to the ground, transforming the pouf into a sculptural presence of light and shadow.

Fantomà dissolves the traditional idea of the sofa into a fluid, profound presence. Its soft volume, designed to embrace the body, finds in the metal backrest a line of tension and balance. Matter and shadow engage in a dialogue within a modular system that moves through space with silent intensity.

Bach finds intensity in restraint. The leather-covered wood structure draws an essential profile, while slender legs support the seat with calibrated tension. Hand padding and tailored finishing reveal a presence in which comfort, rigor, and matter remain in controlled balance.

Endless works with reflection as unstable matter. Metal builds its edge, holds the light, and alters the perception of the surface. Cast details interrupt the purity of the mirror with physical marks, giving reflection an unexpected weight.

Mantis stool elevates the original silhouette into a vertical figure. The tapered wooden legs draw an instinctive, alert posture, transforming into armrests and a continuous structure. The padded seat and leather backrest introduce a controlled softness, balanced between graphic rigor and comfort.