12 Concrete Creations: Art For Your Home
Step into a realm where concrete transcends its conventional boundaries, embodying not just strength and utility, but also elegance and artistry. In this exploration of “Concrete Creations: Unveiling Artistic Pieces,” we navigate the inspiring world of innovative craftsmanship, where designers and artists leverage the medium’s versatility to craft captivating pieces that redefine the perceptions of concrete. From exquisitely molded furniture that marries form and function, to sculptural masterpieces that challenge artistic norms, this article illuminates the transformative journey of how concrete can shape-shift into remarkable works of art, breathing new life into spaces while celebrating the boundless potential of this age-old material.
“Cofit-20” by Atelier Haute Cuisine
“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.”
“Core 3” Concrete Table lamps by Christian Zahr
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.
“Meteorite” soundsystem by Lucas Muñoz Muñoz
Concrete sound system with a power of 2400w.
Its concrete craft-made, cave-like structure is designed for excellent sound performance and resonance. It is equipped with a subwoofer, three medium and three twitter cones for hi-fi sound quality.
“Steel on Concrete” 01 by Nikolaj Steenfatt
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 2.0 by Studio Edoardo Lietti
Dark Smoke, Venti by Susannah Weaver
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.
“BEK Con_Sole” Concrete Side Table by Nilufer Kozikoğlu
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.
“Prélèvement” N.8 by Gaspard Graulich
“Toucan” concrete lamp by Pettersen & Hein
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.
Concrete ‘IN DISGUISE’ Vase by Jule Cats
Carousel Light by Ivey Jane Holt
B.A.R.E Series, ‘Tall’ Floor Lamp by Lucas Muñoz Muñoz
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.
Browse our entire selection of Concrete Objects
ADORNO curates Concrete pieces that defy norms, ignite the dimagination, and blend art with design. Our collection showcases innovative, thought-provoking creations that push boundaries and redefine timeless elegance.
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Hamburg – Dresser -
Mono Bowl
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Mono – Dining Table Long
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Mono – Coffee Table Grande
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Mono – Terrazzo Vase
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Mono Dining Table
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Mono Side Table
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Mono Coffee Table
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Faro – Concrete Coastal Table Lamp
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Leo – Concrete Coffee Table
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RISE Lamp – Concrete and Resin Table Light – Medium
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RISE Lamp – Concrete and Resin Table Light – Small
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‘IN DISGUISE’ Diamond – Upcycled Rubble Vase
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Dark Smoke, Grande Lamp
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Art Deco Floor Lamp
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Dark Smoke, Venti
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Wishbone Dining, ECC
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E.t Grand Clay Table Lamp
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POOL bench
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Rare Cacti Floor Lamp
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Obreras I Brick Vase
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chapel
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Windows of Bo Bardi
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“Inti” Mirror
