Solis
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Solis is a coffee table inspired by the phenomenon of a solar eclipse, where light and shadowmerge in a harmonious interplay.
Like an eclipse that reveals and conceals, Solis explores thecontrast between presence and absence, light and shadow, the solidity of stone and wood,and the softness of fabric. Solis features a rounded rectangular base in satin-finished metaland a tabletop that alternates between marble and fabric. The marble, with its deep and ever-changing texture, evokes the lunar surface, while the softness of the fabric introduces anunexpected tactile and visual contrast. The result is a refined balance between strength and delicacy, geometry and fluidity. Highlymodular, Solis can serve as additional seating in a living space and be used as a single unit orcombined to create a customizable low table.
Solis
Marco Piva
Steel
2025
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