An extension of the Poikilos exhibition, an ongoing journey into deep and gentle tones that reflect the aura of their craftsmanship and handmade processes. Objects whose materiality is rarefied by the hues of cast resin. Poured into molds, the liquid creates unprecedented visual effects that emphasize the plasticity of these sculptural pieces. [See more]

The Mirage Round Table originated from the Purple Nebula installation, where we envisioned a monochromatic space in shades of purple—a color rarely found in natural formations on Earth, yet abundant in the ethereal nebulas of outer space, here reinterpreted in red. [See more]

The first piece of the VOIDS series, a chair, references a prominent image of the Athenian urban landscape, the corrugated steel sheets that act as a canvas for creative expression in the urban realm, transforming a mundane material into a new medium. [See more]

The Pink Mirror is a reflective object with a soft, cloud-like form that evokes the gentle hues of a pink and orange sunrise and sunset. Its glossy acrylic resin surface and subtle transparency create a delicate interplay between softness and solidity, as well as shifting perceptions of color and texture. [See more]

Stardust Plates are crafted from previously smashed acrylic pieces, creating a unique granulated effect that evokes the appearance of stardust. This design highlights the transformation of recycled materials, even leftovers or residues, turning discarded pellets into something functional. [See more]

Kaleidoscope is a translucent resin table that transforms perception through reflection, color, and shifting visual depth. Conceived as both object and optical device, the piece engages with the logic of the kaleidoscope, where fragments are multiplied and continuously reconfigured through light and movement. [See more]

The Afairesi console is an extension of the monomaterial Poikilos exhibition, an ongoing journey into deep and gentle tones that reflect the aura of craftsmanship and the handmade process within our studio. [See more]

Diskoi is a side table presented as part of Poikilos, embodying the exhibition’s exploration of iridescence, material depth, and perceptual variation [See more]

Bringing senses into play, the Philip Chair, an elemental seating form, the four-legged chair, is an invitation to rethink and explore the seating for a unique gastronomic experience.  [See more]

Lithos is a natural formation translated into an artificial moment, conceived to support resting, placing, or pausing within public or domestic environments. The object balances between utility and abstraction, acting as both surface and presence. [See more]

Metamorphic Rock is a solid rock formation sitting upon a tray on casters as an elemental gesture for creating a resting element. [See more]

Mountain Chair is a sculptural lounge seat cast in solid aluminum, where nature and artifice converge through a process of documentation and translation [See more]

Minimum Chair emerges from a process of material extraction and reduction, distilling the act of seating to its most essential form. [See more]

Blurry Thoughts is a mirror object where cast resin surrounds a reflective plane, forming a layered topography that both reveals and conceals. [See more]

Holo Coffee Table is a malleable semi-transparent surface resting atop a holographic-treated prismatic volume, creating a playful perception of color, light, and tactility. The soft upper surface contrasts with the rigid geometric base, allowing the object to oscillate between fluidity and structure. [See more]

Atmosphere is a series of standing transparent figures that hold light within their bodies, combining minimal elements into volumetric objects. Reduced to their bare essentials, the pieces operate as both structure and source, where light is not applied but contained. [See more]

Holographic Domesticity is a series of objects composed through pure shapes and spatial gestures, bent, arched, curved, stacked, or juxtaposed to form utilitarian domestic pieces. [See more]

Inflatable Chair is a playful and ergonomic seating object that explores contemporary habitation through a soft, lightweight, and adaptive structure. Its inflatable body responds to the user, allowing for a flexible and intuitive interaction that challenges conventional notions of furniture as fixed and rigid. Balancing comfort with experimentation [See more]

The Opal Bent Stool is a monolithic acrylic cast seating piece with a seemingly melted surface atop two posts. [See more]

Tube Lights is a series of lights – floor, wall and ceiling mount - abstract sculptural articulations, lit from within, that appear to be pliant or soft yet powerful, as they emerge from and recede into the floor and walls. [See more]

Tube Chair is formed through the intersection of two torus volumes, generating a continuous, folded geometry that defines both structure and comfort. [See more]

Relativity of Color is a series of hand-blown glass and cast acrylic objects exploring abstract notions of color, light, materiality, and attachment. Two intersecting elements coexist in a delicate balance, blending into one another and gently touching, while remaining interdependent. [See more]

Point of Balance is a bench constructed of intersecting solid marble blocks, carved into each other, with a sliced cylindrical monolith bridging over two circular pillars. [See more]

Marble is cut into a seemingly curved surface to create an elemental, monolithic seating piece. [See more]