Our "Monolith" Collection - The Power of Origin
A foundation in space
There are pieces of furniture that seem light, almost fleeting—and then there are pieces that seem to have been lifted out of time itself. Monolith belongs to the latter category.
This collection is a celebration of the elemental. It depicts stone in its purest form—heavy, dignified, immovable.
A table, a coffee table or a console from the Monolith series is more than just a utility object:
He is like a rock in space, like a piece of earth that has come to rest.
His language is silence – but a silence full of depth.
Forms that speak from the earth
Monolith dispenses with anything distracting. No ornamentation, no disguise, no compromises.
Instead: clear surfaces, powerful volumes, edges that show respect for the material.
The stone here isn't decorative—it 's the furniture. Granite, basalt, marble: every block is a testament to the earth's history, every grain an imprint of millions of years.
Sometimes rough and porous, sometimes finely polished – but always with a dignity that only nature itself can produce.
This furniture has an archaic, almost sacred feel. It is reminiscent of temples, menhirs, and monumental forms that have always stood for permanence and stability.
For rooms with gravity
A monolith piece changes the atmosphere of a room. It adds weight, depth, and gravity.
In spacious lofts it creates a powerful focal point.
In reduced spaces it creates calm that organizes everything else.
In modern interiors it becomes a grounding counterweight.
A coffee table that sits like a block in the room.
A console that rests on the wall like a stone fragment.
A side table, compact, yet so solid that it looks like a foundation.
Everyone shares the same attitude: There's nothing superfluous here. What counts here is what endures.
Material that lasts forever
The Monolith collection showcases natural stone in its most authentic form.
Every cut reveals the depth of millions of years, every vein tells a story from the interior of the earth.
Frames are recessed or missing altogether – so that nothing distracts from the power of the stone.
The surfaces are left in such a way that you can feel their presence: the coolness under your hand, the weight that never fluctuates.
These pieces of furniture do not develop a patina that weakens them – they mature.
Over the years they become even more impressive, even more familiar, even more a part of the spaces in which they stand.
