SCULPTED FORMS

Welcome to the new stone age

Rarely can we say our furniture choices are set in stone. Here, we can’t resist the flowing silhouettes of Piero Lissoni’s ‘Curl’ chaise for Salvatori, a block of natural stone carved back into a smooth lounger; Studiopepe’s ‘Verre Particulier’ marble and fused glass table for Baxter; Ludovica and Roberto Palomba’s ‘Stone Round’ coffee table for Exteta, with a raised rim; and Alexander Lorenz’s ‘Anfora’ table for Potocco, with a Greek amphora-inspired base. As for Charlotte Jonckheer’s ‘Opening Light, Gesture 1’ lamp, a cylinder of Belgian bluestone lined with aluminium, and Space Copenhagen’s ‘Fellow’ table lamp for Fredericia, they are sculptures in their own right.*

From left, ‘Curl’ chaise longue, £24,600, by Piero Lissoni, for Salvatori. ‘Fellow’ lamp, €697, by Space Copenhagen, for Fredericia. ‘Anfora’ table, from £4,424, by Alexander Lorenz, for Potocco. ‘Verre Particulier’ table (at front), price on request, by Studiopepe, for Baxter. ‘Stone Round’ coffee table (on rock), price on request, by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, for Exteta. ‘Opening Light, Gesture 1’ lamp, price on request, by Charlotte Jonckheer at Brut Collective For stockists, see page 121