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Bring the feeling of peace and stability into your home through these stone-inspired pieces
Inspired by natural stones, these decorative pieces reflect their variety of colours, veins, and textures, becoming a precious addition to any home. A noble, beautiful material with timeless allure, stone has always adorned prestigious architecture and interiors or embellished furnishings, from the Renaissance to the creations of the masters of Modernism and down to our days.
See how the rich patterns of stone were reinterpreted in these beautiful pieces of decor for your home:
1. Pebble Rubble sofa
Above Pebble Rubble Sofa designed by Front Design for Moroso
Above Pebble Rubble Sofa designed by Front Design for Moroso
Pebble Rubble Sofa designed by Front Design for Moroso
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The Pebble Rubble sofa, designed by Front Design for Moroso, is quite a sensory experience. It conveys a message that transcends the functions and qualities of a common seat, lending a therapeutic environment to any space. Composed of 15 modules of seats, backrests, and footstools, there are infinite arrangements possible for a freeform furniture layout.
2. Salon Nanà collection
Above Salon Nanà by Moroso and Annabel Karim Kassar
Salon Nanà by Moroso and Annabel Karim Kassar
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The Salon Nanà collection wrapped in Moroccan-inspired stone print is the result of a collaboration between Moroso and the French-Lebanese architect Annabel Karim Kassar. Its name is designed to evoke images of convivial atmospheres like the ones you might expect to find in the literary circles of the late-19th century, with a generous silhouette that offers the unique comfort of low, oversized cushions from Moroccan and Oriental interiors.
3. Lampara 2
Above Lampara 2 by Kish
Lampara 2 by Kish
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The result of a collaboration between Ito Kish and Joey de Castro, “Lampara 2” is simple, sexy, and functional earthenware that can brighten up any room before it’s even switched on.
4. Julo dinner plates from Crate & Barrel
Above Julo dinner plates from Crate & Barrel (Photo: Courtesy of Crate & Barrel)
Above Julo dinner plates from Crate & Barrel (Photo: Courtesy of Crate & Barrel)
Julo dinner plates from Crate & Barrel (Photo: Courtesy of Crate & Barrel)
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“Julo” blue and white dinner plates from Crate & Barrel do the job of warming up the table with megalithic patterns done in swirly hues of pastel blues. Great for a memorable al fresco dining table setting!
5. Scandinavia concrete base
Above Scandinavia concrete base
Scandinavia concrete base
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For artworks or most treasured mementoes- this concrete base from Scandinavia highlights important pieces as it sits on its own pedestal. Best enclosed with a glass dome and composed as a group atop a foyer table.
6. Pedrali Inox table
Above Predrali Inox table (Photo: Courtesy of Pedrali)
Above Predrali Inox table (Photo: Courtesy of Pedrali)
Predrali Inox table (Photo: Courtesy of Pedrali)
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The Pedrali Inox table is a sleek addition to any modern or transitional interior. Its polished stainless steel base available in different shades can be mixed and matched with a variety of stone top finishes.
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