Carbon is an experimental piece focused on material exploration, where the relationship between surface and mass becomes primary. The solid wood top is brushed and charred, revealing the natural grain structure and creating a deep, carbonised texture. This dark, tactile surface is not a coating, but the result of a controlled transformation of the material itself.
In contrast, the sanded and impregnated concrete legs provide mineral weight and structural stability. The meeting of wood and concrete is not treated as opposition, but as balance — two distinct material conditions reinforcing one another.
Variability is central to the concept. Each piece is unique: differences in grain, tone, and surface character arise from the natural behaviour of the material. Dimensions remain approximate, with proportions subtly adjusting to the specific qualities of each element.
Carbon is not a fixed form, but the result of a process. It reveals the inherent nature of its materials — expressed differently in every piece.
Our Other Products
LIBRARIAN, Ladder
A solid wood and metal ladder defined by structural clarity, natural material contrast, and a balance between sculptural stillness and functional lightness.
ENEH, Chair
A solid wood chair balancing precision and flow — defined by disciplined structure and a quiet, curved movement.
MATE, Coffee table
A solid wood side table defined by a light structural rhythm and material efficiency — balancing openness with stability.
AU79, Console
The AU79 console is a balanced, material-rich piece, where gold, walnut and lacquered surfaces meet in a restrained contrast, forming a refined, quietly confident limited-edition object.
PALA, Storage wall
A built-in storage system defined by a balance between monolithic mass and inner lightness — a layered interplay of natural mineral surfaces and warm wood.
LEVI, Coffee table
A solid wood table defined by rhythmic structure, natural materiality, and a balance between weight and perceived lightness.
LAYING ROMAN, Sidetable
A solid walnut object balancing mass and suspension — defined by disciplined geometry and a deeply carved inner volume.
COVE, Coffee table
A table defined by balanced proportions and soft transitions — where solid mass meets a quiet sense of movement, offering a calm, timeless presence in any space.
CARBON, Side table
An experimental side table defined by material contrast — balancing charred wood and raw concrete, surface and mass.
RIFT, Divider system
A vertical room divider defined by a refined structural rhythm, balancing slender lightness with a stable, grounded presence.
PLINTH, Postament / Bench
A compact object balancing solid mass with tactile softness — defined by natural rhythm and material depth.