Wall Piece - WP09Flash Set is a series of sculptures which are made by casting, carving, and painting gypsum cement. The pieces are spray painted from hard angle, using the impression of light and shadow to capture a form. Each piece represents a different experiment, elaborating on the one before by slightly altering the tool, process, or sequence of steps used to make it. The result is a grid of interconnected ideas, documenting the evolution of an improvised craft.

The first Pavilion was built in 1885

Entering an imaginary tour of new creative scenarios

Tombo Lamp was designed to look like fallen over the table

Dimensions: Ø 2 1/2 " x 5 7" x2

Muller Van Severen designed a basic object that excels in details and finishing

Little Petra is indeed surprisingly petite

Paul Loebach envisioned the Halo series as a graceful exercise in the use of energy-efficient LED technology

for a complete relax

and today it is reissued with the name E63

the Penrose Triangle

this stool’s sturdy frame is crafted from lacquered oak

The new Mantiqueira by Domingos Tótora for Tacchini Edizioni are an original artistic encapsulation of the way nature and craftsmanship elicit a shift towards ethics