The Monolith Stool & Side Table rests on the intersection of sculptural art and functional home design. This cubic table was conceived in a Parisian design studio and stands as a symbolic representation of divine power, union and exchange. The table is made from concrete, steel and carbon and gold leaves, celebrating "innovation as much as aesthetic beauty."
A Monolith describes a carved block of stone that's comprised of at least one natural element. Aptly named, the stool and side table appears as a block of stone that has been chipped away delicately, revealing a gleaming interior. Available in three special editions, this hand-crafted furniture defies the conventions of home decor, presenting an object whose form follows its function, resulting in artistic furniture.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sculptural Furniture
- Opportunity to disrupt traditional furniture designs by incorporating innovative and artistic shapes inspired by sculptural art.
- Mixed Material Creations
- Opportunity to combine unexpected materials like concrete, steel, carbon and gold leaves to transform standard furniture pieces into unique works of art.
- Hand-crafted Home Decor
- Opportunity to embrace artisanal craftsmanship in modern furniture design and elevate the value of furniture as a functional objet d'art.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Design
- The merging of sculptural art with furniture design presents a unique opportunity to disrupt traditional furniture design and bring in a new era of furniture creation.
- Luxury Home Decor
- The use of unexpected materials and artisanal hand-craftsmanship creates an opportunity to disrupt the upper echelon of the home decor industry, offering collectors unique and valuable pieces.
- Concrete and Steel Production
- The rise of sculptural furniture made with concrete and steel creates an opportunity for these materials to expand beyond traditional uses into the high-end furniture industry.
