Petalia
Inspired by the hydrangea — oftness with presence.
THE CONCEPT
Inspired by the
Hydrangea
The hydrangea is built from layers, petals that overlap and cluster, each one a simple form, together creating something much larger. Look closely and the reference reveals itself - in the stone inlays shaped like individual petals.
THE FORM
Form in Bloom
The hydrangea appears light petal by petal, but as a whole, it carries real weight. Legs that cluster and rise together, rounded forms that feel sculpted, generous proportions that fill a space. Large in scale, soft in outline.
THE SILHOUETTE
Large in Scale. Soft in Outline.
Every curve considered. Every proportion drawn from the flower itself.
THE LIGHT
Beige Travertine.
African Oak.
Warm Linen.
The light variation draws from the pale tones of the hydrangea in bloom - beige travertine, African oak, and soft textured fabric. Warm, understated, and quietly refined.
THE DARK
Rosso Levanto.
Ash Wood.
Deep Burgundy.
The dark variation shifts the mood entirely. Rosso Levanto marble, dark chocolate ash wood, and deep plum upholstery – the same organic forms, held in richer, more dramatic tones.
THE FEELING
Warm, Elegant,Grounded
Though the forms are soft, the collection never feels delicate. Each piece carries the strength of something that grew naturally into its shape.
