One Thousand and One Nights: design as a Narrative
An imaginary world inspired by the architecture of the Arab world, where myth and reality merge into a suspended space.
The collection crystallizes storytelling into sculptural forms, transforming matter into a living presence made of symbolism, light, and mystery.
The collection interprets the Arab arch as a narrative threshold, an architectural element that both separates and connects, introducing space to the myth of the tales.
In dialogue with Eastern ornamental tradition, the form becomes a woven fabric of light, where shape and decoration merge into a single language.
Each creation crystallizes storytelling into a sculptural presence: matter becomes the architecture of myth, suspended between transparency, symbol, and mystery.
