In our design studio we offer individual solutions for entrance areas and receptions. When designing, we take inspiration from various natural and geometric shapes. We also use computer-generated structures, which we adapt according to spatial requirements. The final visual result depends mainly on the overall space, the functionality of the building and the client’s requirements. The patterns and the final geometry are mainly the result of a reconciliation of all the requirements and spatial demands. The panels are then manufactured on a CNC machine, finished and assembled on site after the 3D design has been approved by the client. Light sources and electrical wiring are incorporated into the panel system.
Entrance areas - reception - halls - offices
Prefabricated wooden structures with lighting
Product design
Staircases
Carved spiral staircase. We choose high quality wood, most often of the following species: oak, maple, rowan, walnut, chestnut, elm, lime, olive, pear, plum, cherry, cherry, boxwood, exotic woods – mahogany, cedar, ebony, sapwood.
Carved balustrade. An artistic element in a variety of styles, it has the ability to respond to the architectural space in which it is set, thus completing its unique style.
The sculptural design of a lion. A comprehensive library of 3D designs for sculptural staircase finials and balustrades offers many variations. Hand finishing and high-quality finishes ensure high artistic value
The dynamic shapes of the spiral staircase, referring to the Italian Baroque period, combine with the elegantly floral motif to create a very impressive space.
Product design
Carved spiral staircases
Nordic Baroque
Ceramic furnace with sculptural extension
The 18th-century Nordic Baroque ceramic kiln with a tall figural sculptural superstructure consists of three parts: the base on ceramic feet, the body itself with a dynamically cut bevelled perimeter and the sculptural superstructure. The kiln has a white glaze and is richly embossed with a gilded, sharply cut symmetrical relief.
Italian Baroque
Sculpture for garden fountain.
A valuable sculptural work, intended for the representative exterior, as a dominant feature of the fountain in front of the architectural niche. The sculpture, mounted on the six-bladed base of the fountain's chalice, is carried by the coiled figures of the Tritons of the Sea. The seated group of figures represents Poseidon, the Greek deity of the waters, with his wife Amphitrite. Poseidon gestures with his hand to open the fountain with which he has endowed Athens. The deities are garlanded (sea foam and crown, headdress of coral). At the feet is a figure of a child with a dolphin.