Valse is a sculptural object that embodies equilibrium, a perfect balance between matter and light, movement and stillness.
Suspended between stability and transformation, it captures the fleeting essence of time, inviting us to live in the present moment, hic et nunc.
Like Degas’ ballerinas, the lamp hovers effortlessly with grace and precision. It appears as if captured mid-motion, like a still frame from an endless dance, where movement and pause merge into a single harmonious gesture. Its silhouette is both essential and bold, a statement of harmony where craftsmanship meets poetry.
Like a cactus in the desert or a rock emerging from the sea, the Flower Tower is a contemporary glass totem, that stands like a luminous landmark, irradiating special emotions in the domestic landscape of the home.
Flower Tower is an infinite column of light, a metaphor of our inner light, a luminous landmark, a celestial totem.
Nothing gives more of a sensation of liberty than the sea: the fluidity of its perpetual movement; the wild, untamed power; the wide open space stretching into infinity; the idea of what might lie beyond or even beneath it. And therein lies the key to the Anemona table.