Light grey: visual anchor for calm refuges

Light grey, a shade suspended between fog and concrete, transforms domestic environments into havens of calm: it removes visual stimuli, absorbs light without reflections and creates continuity with white walls, allowing the eye to rest among intense elements.

Black fluted vase: vertical geometry for dark-minimal

The matte black bioplastic fluted vase, 18 cm high, frames dried stems such as pampas grass and eucalyptus. The vertical lines create rhythm and shadows, while the black absorbs light to enhance the dried nature. A dialogue between rigorous geometry and the organic, in a dark-minimal style.

Graphite anatomical heart: a secular altar for introspection

The anatomical heart in dark graphite is a sculptural object that combines scientific precision and introspective symbolism. The semi-gloss finish captures grazing light, while the 3D printing texture evokes a layered construction. Ideal for intimate settings, it transforms the vital organ into u

3D Little Cloud: the wall becomes narrative

A white PLA cloud with black border, customizable with text, transforms the wall into a narrative element. It takes up the comic book aesthetic, adds sculptural depth and irony to environments, giving voice to every room with phrases chosen by the inhabitant.

Green Solar Eye: a visual anchor for balance

A green solar eye transforms a blank wall into a space of protection and emotional regeneration, combining ancient apotropaic iconography with the color of healing. Green welcomes and calms, creating a visual anchor that brings balance and natural breath into domestic environments.

Black Phoenix: a rebirth amulet for the wall

The black wall phoenix is a domestic amulet that symbolizes rebirth and inner transformation. With its ascending silhouette and graphic contrast, it becomes a focal point that anchors intentions in space, requiring visual isolation to express all its strength.

Anatomic silver heart: geometry and light for furnishing

The anatomical wall heart in silver finish, 15 cm high, fragments the organic form into geometric faces. Its reflective surface dialogues with natural light, amplifying the space like the silvered ceilings of Tato Architects, and integrates into contemporary environments with opaque materials