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The Palazzo Strato is an architectural console carved entirely from Calacatta Viola marble, conceived as a composition of layered mass and suspended weight. A monolithic top spans across two sculptural bases, each formed from stacked geometric volumes that create rhythm through contrast — rounded core, squared plinth, horizontal slab.
The dramatic burgundy veining cuts through the creamy stone like natural brushstrokes, ensuring no two pieces will ever be identical. The symmetry is deliberate, the presence commanding. It reads less as furniture and more as a permanent installation — a console designed for grand entryways, gallery walls, or refined architectural interiors.
There is no ornament. The stone is the ornament.
The Palazzo Strato is an architectural console carved entirely from Calacatta Viola marble, conceived as a composition of layered mass and suspended weight. A monolithic top spans across two sculptural bases, each formed from stacked geometric volumes that create rhythm through contrast — rounded core, squared plinth, horizontal slab.
The dramatic burgundy veining cuts through the creamy stone like natural brushstrokes, ensuring no two pieces will ever be identical. The symmetry is deliberate, the presence commanding. It reads less as furniture and more as a permanent installation — a console designed for grand entryways, gallery walls, or refined architectural interiors.
There is no ornament. The stone is the ornament.