HISTORY
Romanian sculptor and designer Eduard Locota established his eponymous design studio with the aim to beautify modern living spaces. Using a special combination of acrylic glass, marble, Jesmonite, and wood. As a result, the objects are truly one of a kind.
SPECIFIC
They captivate with their representation of the primordial relationship between the solidity of rock and the fluidity of water. The designer combines sculptural elements with artistic features, blurring the line between art and function.
ROMANIAN DESIGN WEEK APPEARANCES
2018 // La Falaise Bench
The work was largely fueled by a “primitive” form, the rock. Inspired by the cliff, natural formation in a unique contrast to the humanly fabricated roman column, resulting in a distinctive blend of modernity and timelessness.
The column style provide space to a totally different interpretation, with a simple and powerful significance: as more as “we get absorbed” into the digital, there is a need for a powerful transition towards our roots and natural. Representing a radical experimentation of materials and forms, and most complex exploration of the shades of Fern Green color. A mix of alternative materials as Jesmonite and Acrylic glass are the stars of this sculptural design piece.
La Falaise Bench is fusing as a puzzle joint with La Falaise side table.
Romanian sculptor and designer Eduard Locota established his eponymous design studio with the aim to beautify modern living spaces. Using a special combination of acrylic glass, marble, Jesmonite, and wood. As a result, the objects are truly one of a kind.
SPECIFIC
They captivate with their representation of the primordial relationship between the solidity of rock and the fluidity of water. The designer combines sculptural elements with artistic features, blurring the line between art and function.
ROMANIAN DESIGN WEEK APPEARANCES
2018 // La Falaise Bench
The work was largely fueled by a “primitive” form, the rock. Inspired by the cliff, natural formation in a unique contrast to the humanly fabricated roman column, resulting in a distinctive blend of modernity and timelessness.
The column style provide space to a totally different interpretation, with a simple and powerful significance: as more as “we get absorbed” into the digital, there is a need for a powerful transition towards our roots and natural. Representing a radical experimentation of materials and forms, and most complex exploration of the shades of Fern Green color. A mix of alternative materials as Jesmonite and Acrylic glass are the stars of this sculptural design piece.
La Falaise Bench is fusing as a puzzle joint with La Falaise side table.
