Plate from <n>Sir Robert Stawell Ball</n>'s book, based on 1878 eclipse photos by <n>William Harkness</n>.

The Fireplace Coffee Table merges raw stone with minimalist design, balancing organic texture with a Brutalist aesthetic. Made from natural calcite with warm veining, it brings depth and warmth to any space. A simple, functional piece that connects to the natural world.

Fire Place

Celestial 8 represents an evolved synergy between earthly materials and otherworldly elegance. The term "Celestial" invites a sense of connection to the heavens, while the numeral '8' speaks to infinity, balance, and renewal—a fitting symbol for pieces born from Bali’s ancient river stones. These chairs embrace the natural strength and organic beauty of river stone, grounding the design in timeless craftsmanship while suggesting a journey that transcends the tangible. This collection channels a refined mystique, bridging the serenity of nature with an enduring, ethereal presence.

Celestial 8

Table 22 embodies Japandi minimalism, blending heritage craftsmanship with a contemporary presence. Featuring a stainless steel tabletop atop a solid wood base, its design contrasts sleek refinement with natural warmth. The Japanese joinery details highlight precision and tradition, while the asymmetrical form reflects the organic flow of nature. Grounded yet fluid

Table 22 natural

Table 20 is a bold yet refined dining table that merges Japanese simplicity with Brutalist architecture. Crafted from Crema Maya Mexican Limestone, its raw, textured surface and geometric structure highlight the natural beauty of the stone. Designed for both function and presence, Table 20 brings an organic, sculptural element to any space.

Table 20

Sublime Studios presents a sculptural exploration of balance, movement, and connection. Inspired by the infinite layers of life, the design reflects the interplay between nature’s rhythm and the grounding force of the soul.
At its core, the sculpture incorporates the number 8—an enduring symbol of infinity, strength, and harmony. The fluid motion of the steel components mirrors the relationship between the physical and spiritual, inviting reflection on the cycles that shape our existence.

Infinite Fertility 88 Sculpture 2

An AI-generated flower by artist <n>Leslie David</n>.

The <n>Totem Orb Lamp</n> by <n>Neighbourhood Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Shelley Horan</n> and <n>Sigiriya Brown</n> of <n>BOTH</n>.

Bench 01 merges Japandi minimalism with raw materiality, balancing simplicity with presence. Crafted from solid wood, its monolithic form and hand-sculpted texture highlight natural imperfections, embracing Wabi-Sabi principles. Designed for both indoor and outdoor spaces, it serves as an integrative and experiential element that connects with its surroundings.

Bench 01

Bench 20 is a raw yet refined piece that embodies Japanese simplicity and Brutalist strength. Crafted from Crema Maya Mexican Limestone, its solid form and natural veining highlight the material’s organic character. Designed with clean, architectural lines, it offers a grounded presence, making it a versatile addition to any space.

Bench 20

Bench 77 is a sculptural masterpiece carved from natural river stone, merging raw strength with refined artistry. Its curved, organic supports create a sense of fluidity and balance, while the textured stone surface speaks to the timeless beauty of nature.

Designed to make a bold yet harmonious statement, Bench 77 transforms any space into a dialogue between ancient geological formations and contemporary craftsmanship. Its robust presence and earthy elegance make it both a functional seat and an evocative piece of art.

Bench 77

<n>Bali table lamp</n>, designed in 1958 by <n>Bruno Munari</n> for <n>Danese</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n>-inspired <n>X-CHAIR</n> by <n>Hermann August Weizenegger</n> for <n>Objekte Unserer Tage</n>.

Table 77 is a monumental celebration of natural beauty and craftsmanship, sculpted entirely from river stone. Its organic contours and raw, textured surface honor the material’s innate character, reflecting the timeless interplay of nature and design.

Balancing strength with elegance, the table's asymmetric base supports a seamless stone slab, creating a striking centerpiece that evokes both permanence and sophistication. Table 77 transforms any space into a dialogue between the earth's ancient stories and modern artistry.

Table 77

Architectural detail from a project by <n>Studio KO</n>, photographed by <n>Martien Mulder</n>.

Table 44 merges Japandi minimalism with industrial durability, featuring a sleek, powder-coated steel design. Its organic tabletop, sized for two, contrasts with a sturdy cylindrical base, balancing lightness and strength. The matte finish enhances its refined aesthetic, making it a versatile statement piece for any space.

Table 44

Travertine <n>Chair 20</n> by <n>Sublime Studios</n>.

Chair 20 is a solid limestone chair that blends Japanese restraint with Brutalist strength. Crafted from Crema Maya Mexican Limestone, its raw texture and natural veining highlight the material’s organic beauty. Designed with clean, geometric lines, Chair 20 is both sculptural and functional, offering a grounded presence in any space.

Chair 20

Chair by <n>RAUL DE LA CERDA</n> at <n>Design House 2022</n>. Photo by <n>Jaime Navarro Soto</n>.

Sublime Studio proudly introduces the Ductility Lamp, a remarkable design that merges the abstract shapes of a fungi's stem and cap. This lamp features a unique form that contrasts with its delicate fabric shade, tightly stretched over stone rings. 

The unexpected blend of solid and fragile, hard and soft textures forms a stunning visual opposition, encouraging viewers to delve into the design's intricate details. 

The Ductility Lamp showcases Sublime Studio's talent in pushing the boundaries of the design, to encouraging viewers to explore its intricate details and uncover the hidden beauty within.

Ductility Lamp

Chair 00 embodies Japandi minimalism, merging Japanese simplicity with Scandinavian functionality. Crafted entirely from wood, its bold circular backrest creates a sense of balance and presence. The geometric form highlights clean lines and natural textures, making it a sculptural yet functional piece that brings warmth and quiet elegance to any space.

Chair 00

Interior designed by <n>atelier tao+c</n> for <n>Architectural Digest</n>. Photo by <n>Wen Studio</n>.

<n>Formality Bench</n> by artist <n>Seungjin Yang</n>, 2023.

Table 22

The <n>Kunsthaus Zurich Extension</n> designed by <n>David Chipperfield</n>. Photo by <n>Noshe</n>.

Chair 11 is a sculptural fusion of art and function, inspired by Constantin Brancusi’s pioneering modernist forms. Its elegant lines and geometric balance blur the boundary between furniture and art, offering both visual impact and practical comfort. More than just a chair, Chair 11 is a statement piece—a timeless tribute to craftsmanship and design.


Chair 11

<n>Object with Red Discs</n>, a 1931 sculpture by <n>Alexander Calder</n>. Photo by <n>Marc Vaux</n>.

The <n>“Y” Chair</n> and <n>“Tumble” Stool</n> by designer <n>Charbel Kilzi</n> for his studio, <n>Kilzi</n>.

These chairs are light tubular stainless steel sections imitating a stretching back or a crooked branch leaning to one side.

The "Tumble" Chair (tall back) - Kilzi

Infinite Fertility 88 Sculpture 1

Steffi Ström Creative School

<n>Descent into Limbo</n> (1992) by artist <n>Anish Kapoor</n>.

Infinite Fertility 88 Sculpture 3

<n>Trussardi</n> flagship store in Milan by architects <n>bplus.xyz</n>, featuring the <n>RAIL SHELF</n> by <n>Thorben Gröbel</n>.

<n>Square table</n> and <n>Chair in Oak finish</n> from the <n>Works of Sobriety</n> collection by <n>Studio HAOS</n>.

The <n>J.Lindeberg</n> Flagship Store in Copenhagen, designed by <n>Thibaut Allgayer</n>, with art by <n>Buktron</n> and <n>Sigve Knuston</n>.

"Celestial 7" represents a harmonious fusion of earthly craftsmanship and ethereal elegance. The use of the term "Celestial" alludes to a connection with the heavens, suggesting a sculpture that transcends the mundane and embodies a sense of sublime beauty. The accompanying numeral '7' introduces an element of mystique and symbolism, hinting at completeness, spiritual awakening, or a journey into the unknown.

The notion of the soul residing within the stone introduces a captivating concept, where the act of sculpting serves as a vessel for liberating the embedded spirit. As an artist molds the stone, an intricate dance unfolds between the tangible material and the intangible essence it harbors. Each stroke of the chisel becomes a ceremonial release, unveiling the soul concealed within the rugged exterior.

In this poetic process, the sculpture becomes a conduit for the manifestation of the stone's inherent spirit. The artist, as both creator and facilitator, guides the metamorphosis from raw matter to a sculpted embodiment of ethereal energy. The resulting artwork breathes life into the inert substance, inviting observers to connect with the unveiled essence and contemplate the profound interplay between the earthly and the transcendent.

This concept not only transforms the act of sculpting into a spiritual endeavor but also imbues the final creation with a profound depth, inviting viewers to perceive beyond the physical form and explore the subtle, mystical energy released through the artist's transformative hands.

Celestial 7

Our Yin &amp; Yang lounges embody balance through raw stone and sculptural form. Crafted from Saint Thomas marble, each piece highlights the contrast between smooth refinement and rugged texture. Their interconnected shapes reflect the harmony of opposing forces, making them both functional and sculptural. Unique in their imperfections, these lounges bring a natural, grounding presence to any space.

Yin / Yang Lounges

Object SSS is a sculptural furniture piece that merges Scandinavian minimalism with Japanese precision. Crafted from slender stainless steel, its fluid form embodies simplicity and playfulness. Designed as a stool, magazine holder, and side table, SSS is both functional and expressive. Originally showcased at NGV Design Week 2018, it stands as a tribute to form, balance, and versatility in contemporary design.

Object SSS

Stool 77 is a versatile stool or side piece carved from solid river stone, showcasing the raw beauty of natural materials. Its organic contours and textured surface make it equally suited as a stool, side table, or bedside table.

 