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An embodiment of time and nature, Stone has been a cornerstone of human civilization, boasting a rich history and remarkable benefits, including durability, beauty, sustainability, and its presence in various design styles like Minimalist , Coastal, and Space age.

Origins of Stone Design

Introduced to humanity in the prehistoric era as a fundamental building and crafting material.

Main influences were derived from its natural occurrence and the need for shelter and tools.

Originated across the globe, especially in regions like France and India, where stone structures from antiquity stand today.

Emergence in design can be attributed to its easy availability, versatility, and lasting nature.

Techniques in Stone Design

Carving: A subtractive process where designers remove material to achieve the desired form.

Inlay: Incorporating different materials, like Metal or other stones, into a stone piece for decorative effect.

Polishing: Enhancing the stone's natural beauty and creating a smooth finish.

Stacking: Creating structures or artworks by meticulously placing stones atop one another.

Current Uses and Artistic Endeavors in Stone

Lighting: Stone's translucent properties are leveraged to create ambient pieces that glow from within.

Furniture: Offering robustness and elegance, stone is commonly used in tabletops and seating.

Decor: From ornamental sculptures to wall hangings, stone’s versatility shines through.

Benefits include longevity, timeless aesthetics, and eco-friendliness as stone is a natural resource.

The Essence of Stone

From the dawn of civilization, stone has been a constant companion to humanity, marking both our artistic and practical endeavors. Its introduction to design was inevitable; the material's robust nature and global availability make it a favorite for artists and craftsmen. Techniques like carving and inlay have not just shaped the stone, but also the course of art history, presenting us with timeless masterpieces. Today, the canvas of stone artistry extends from ambient lighting to magnificent decor, making each stone piece in our gallery an epitome of human creativity and nature’s grandeur.

Origins of Stone Design

Components Used in Stone

Techniques in Stone Design

Current Uses and Artistic Endeavors in Stone

The Essence of Stone

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Duk Quartz Sand Wall-mounted Side Table

“Glory” Mirror

Onnda Flame Concentric M Blaze – Dichroic Glass Marble

Medaillon – Incense Burner & Candle Holder

Amazonas Stone Table Low

Don’t Be Square – Stone High Vase

Sakurajima Stone Table Lamp

Mayapan Volcanic Stone Vessel

Peace After The Burn

Paperweight

Arch – Brass & Marble Calendar

Pervert – Marble Soap Dish

Command Chair – Lime Plaster

‘landscape Flower Vessels’ – ‘flintstone (silex) Tunnelled’

Lago Short Vessel

ZM Mix Sculpture

Slant Book Stand – Marble, Brass and Oak Wood

Testa Dei Marmi Onyx – Marble Sculpture

‘landscape Flower Vessel’ – Yellow-jasper Wall Piece

Broken Mirror #1 – Upcycled Black Marble

STYX Mirror – Medium

Ashen Calendar

Basalt Seat 01

Onnda Flame Concentric Deep Sea – Dichroic Glass Marble

Artefacto Mármol LS 02

Artefacto Volcán Ls 06

“Levedad” USB

Artefacto Volcán Ls 08

Hemisferio Table Lamp In Casted Bronze And Volcanic Stone

Artefacto Volcán Ls 09

Green Medaillon Incense Burner

Natural Stone Wine Stands

Alma Sculpture

“Eclipse” mirror

Domino – Italian Marble Round Wall Mirror

‘landscape Flower Vessel’ – Flintstone Curved Wall Piece

Liri – Italian Marble Beige Mirror

Katchka Vase Ii – Sand / Resin

STYX Mirror – Large

“DU/ET” Light and bookends – Marble and Brass

Carambola Vase

‘red-jasper Hillside Vase’

Mantos Vase A: Handmade Draped Ceramic Vase

Stillness 2020_03

‘landscape Flower Vessels’ – Mahogany-obsidian Flower Vessel (big Wave)

STYX Mirror – Small

Marble Flower Holder

Roma Stone Totem

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