The Crafted Edits
A Fusion of Art, the Coldness of Stone, and Living Nature
The Royal Collection was the first collection I envisioned and shaped.
It is a tribute to nature, its cycles, life and death, and the balance of opposites. Each piece reflects meticulous attention to form, material, and emotion, capturing the harmony between the organic and the constructed.
The Royal Collection reflects my vision and essence.
The RockChair brings stone to life. On one side, gentle curves invite comfort; on the other, strong, straight lines evoke resilience and strength. What was once cold and motionless now breathes, becoming an object of life, elegance, and balance.
The Hive and Beelicious collections, as well as the Honeybee Ceiling Lamp and Honeycomb Mirror, celebrate the perfection of honeycomb geometry. Each piece captures the intricate delicacy of nature, from the infinite zoom of a hive to the pollen of a flower, reflecting precision, beauty, and harmony. Their forms are sculptural and poetic, transforming everyday objects into art.
Each Honeycomb Sideboard and Cabinet is laminated with components measured to the millimeter, creating a visual rhythm that mirrors nature’s infinite detail. These pieces are a fusion of elegance and utility, a tactile reminder of the complexity and balance of the natural world.
The Graal Table, VAZ Center Table, and Rock Console embody timeless sophistication. With surfaces and structures honoring stone, brass, and wood, they bring sculptural presence to interiors while maintaining functionality and refinement.
The Lightrain Ceiling Lamp captures the fleeting magic of rain, while the RockChair and other pieces invite moments of reflection, calm, and connection with the natural world. Together, the Royal Collection is more than furniture; it is an exploration of form, material, and emotion. Each piece carries life, breathes elegance, and celebrates the harmony between soft and strong, ephemeral and eternal.
“It is an intimate dialogue with nature, a homage to life and death, yin and yang, the lightness of living nature and the darkness of stone. It is a reminder that even the hardest surfaces can hold warmth, poetry, and soul.”
