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Interiors and furniture

Erosion

Resembling what water leaves behind.

Two rounded armchairs, a low table and side tables in banded sandstone tones beside a reflecting pool, with a tall glass light sculpture behind

Concept

Water is one of the softest materials on Earth, yet over time it transforms mountains, carves canyons, smooths stone and reshapes entire landscapes.

Erosion explores the power of gradual transformation by water. Each piece takes its form from banded canyon walls and water-worn rock: soft, rounded edges and layered strata running through the surface, as if the furniture had been shaped by a river over thousands of years.

Program
Istituto Marangoni Milano, three-week course AI for Design
Date
June 2026
Discipline
Furniture design
Collection
2026/2027
Tools
Vizcom, Claude, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Canva

Research

Narrow canyon with curved, striped red rock walls and a stream at the bottom
Starting point: a slot canyon carved by water
Mood board of canyon walls, layered sandstone, river-worn stones and glacial water
Mood board: strata, worn stone, the color of wet rock

The collection

The collection in a desert house: lounge chair, sculpted low table, sideboard and glass floor light on a raised stone floor beside a long pool
The pieces in a desert house, beside a long pool.
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