Flora Sculpture - Apricot #6, 2025 palmastock Minimalist in its use of

Minimalist in its use of material and in the number of parts that make it up

Lorenzo Bini draws inspiration from the work of Cy Twombly to create an original dining table that embodies an indefinite shape

studying its materials and working method and then proposing a piece of furniture that can fit comfortably into different private environments as well as in the public spaces

we recognize the same wild plants showing themselves in the same locations throughout the changing seasons and stages

You can enjoy a bit of design history hanging right from your ceiling while the light catches the pearlescent finish

Flora Sculpture - Apricot #6, 2025 palmastock Minimalist in its use ofOne of a kind sculpture. Hand built in a naturally coloured stoneware, this Flora sculpture is inspired by soft undulating forms in nature. The Flora family of sculptures honors the wild plants which surround Alissa Coe's Studio in hills of the Alta Langa in Piemonte, Italy their colors, vibrant and muted; their forms, simple and dramatic celebrating all their complex details. "Living in this place among such a bounty of flora we have noticed that