A tempo of light and shadow.

Unidirectional slants articulate in repeat, with grain visuals elevated to one side.

As light moves through the space, the dimensionality of this design follows suit.

The look of natural walnut wood, undressed. A preservation of the walnut visual unobscured by treatment of the surface.

In the heart of Renaissance Florence, Leon Battista Alberti penned “De Pictura,” principles of perspective for creating depth and dimension, transforming flat surfaces into immersive scenery.

This collection finds its inspiration in that profound shift in how we perceive space, form, and beauty.