12 Concrete Creations: Art For Your Home

“The material we used for this limited edition of 100 pieces is a concrete mixture made out of pieces of coal and coal waste that we collected in the area where we grew up.”

This object is the 3rd in ‘Core’ series, it is a poetic dialogue between the hidden and the revealed, the dark and the light, the rough and the fragile.

Steel on Concrete is a series of brutalist side tables with a base of concrete and a thin table top in steel. The series is handmade, and consist of both unique pieces and limited edition pieces. The contrast between the two materials is expressed in the solid shape of the base and the thin steel on top.

Galileo is a Bauhaus lamp inspired by the great scientists Galileo Galilei. Adjust the shadow simply by rotating the planet. White pigmented concrete, natural pigments stained on birch plywood, polished stainless steel.

The Smokes are a product of finding catharsis in routine. Each lamp has a twin companion , one light and one dark , and sized a la Starbucks. The black-grey gradients are inspired by smoke clouds, to evoke a light weight, fading feeling.

This limited-edition Conceptual side table consists of a steel shelf set atop a concrete stand. While the console shelves seem to hang in space, the concrete stand provides a solid, firm base.

Submitted to melt, pressure and erosion, rocks are shaped without will. Into these unintentional shapes we nevertheless project meanings within this boho chic design.

The lamp explores the potentials of materials, transforming cold, prosaic and seemingly static materials, such as concrete and metal, to a soft, tactually inviting object of conceptual decor.

The artist is combining concrete remains with polyester, she developed multiple designs showing its beauty and emotional value.

Ivey Jane Holt’s debut design, this boho chic piece features 10 dimmable bulbs encircling the tiled column in a whimsical spiral formation.

B.A.R.E ‘Tall’ Floor Lamp is a minimalist piece that forms part of the series Brick, Appliances, Rods and Electricity (B.A.R.E). This collection of lamps is produced with bricks or tiles on the bases, from which iron rod structures and electric quick connectors grow to bring the light to the lamp.