All the walls are a stage.
The surface, inspired by Naguri, is shaped by the rhythm of repeating chisel marks. Rather than replicating a specific pattern, the direction and depth of each stroke leave a unique mark on the stone.
Mara
Inspired by the leopard’s irregular spots, the surface does not simply replicate nature’s rhythm but reconstructs it upon the stone. The varying depths and spacing of the indentations create an instinctive
flow across the marble.
Panrea
Curtis emerges from the contrast between the physical hardness of stone and the visual softness of fabric. The gathered and stretched surface transforms marble from a static material into a sculptural form that conveys a sense of movement.
Curtis
Inspired by Anatolia’s tradition of quilt-making and local textile motifs, ‘Satin’ combines a sense of softness with the durability of stone. Its pleated surface visually lightens the weight of the marble whilst creating a sculptural rhythm that shifts with light and shadow.
Satin
Accord
Accord is a wall panel characterised by soft, fluid curves running across its surface, emphasising a sense of rhythm and balance. The monolithic character of natural stone is reinterpreted through controlled undulations, creating a calmer, more measured and harmonious surface language.