Isola is our launch collection, Isola (in italian island), we developed a series of interior objects as if they were found artefacts embedded in a remote landscape, ready to be uncovered. The forms cultivate a sense of locality, connecting conceptually to the island of Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Aotearoa is defined by volcanic grounds, black sand beaches, and tectonic formations. The pieces in the collection recall monolithic forms, interpreted through a contemporary play of angles and proportion. The story of the island’s volcanic terrain situates the collection’s imaginative design thinking. With locality at play, objects are conceived with context, curiosity, and deliberate intention.

Our pieces are not only sculptural, but they also aim to elevate everyday rituals. Objects such as Vaso, Vassoio, Scatola, and Luce are designed to quietly support daily actions by holding, containing, illuminating. The studio is interested in how objects connect space to their beholders through form and material memory. Their presence is deliberate yet not loud; they invite slower interaction and awareness, subtly reshaping the atmosphere of a space.