Stone tables with design inspired by water forms
"Polo Sciolto", Luca Facchini / INTERMAC
"Polo Sciolto", Luca Facchini / INTERMAC
The fair Rocalia, held last December, 2017 in Lyon (France), served as a window to creativity and new applications in natural stone. One of these applications is furniture in homes. Both the exhibitions organised by the fair and some stands in the fair showed interesting creations that we highlight here.
How many middle class homes exist on the planet? Perhaps difficult to calculate, since the definition of middle class varies from person to person, country to country. An approximate number, with ' middle class' being defined in the western sense, would perhaps lead to number somewhere between 300 to 500 million. Assuming every such home has a dining table, this would also be the number of dining tables in the world.
When thinking of natural stone in a home, we need not limit ourselves only to think which stone to use for the floors and the bathroom walls, or the type of granite for our counter-top. Stone can be present in all the house, providing a sensation of warmth and elegance. Garden pots in the entrance, lamps in the hallway, or even bookcases and shelves: all is possible with natural stone.
When we think of furniture in natural stone what comes to our mind is the idea of elements that are rigid and cold, with limited possibilities of design. But that is not so.
When summer arrives, it is time to enjoy the good weather in that special place which those among us who are fortunate to possess- a garden. The tables and benches made of natural stone are perfect to create a unique and original corner in our garden. They never deteroriate with the passage of time, are easy to maintain, and create a special and spectacular atmosphere. A 100% natural product in a 100% natural environment. A perfect match.