When design meets and reinterprets the noblest of materials: marble
For some years, marble and noble stones have been taking on a leading role in the world of furnishing accessories: designer marble furnishings are synonymous with elegance and refinement, capable of giving a timeless charm to spaces. What makes these materials so loved by architects and designers is an extremely expressive texture, made of wonderful natural veins, able to give vitality to inanimate objects. Until recently, marble was rarely used in the world of furniture due to its weight and difficulty in processing, but today new technologies have allowed designers to revisit this material and create unique furnishing solutions.
THE MARBLE THAT BECOMES AN ACCESSORY FOR THE HOME – Mirus Black & White Collection
Marble, which apparently seems so immutable, is actually a versatile material, which has always lent itself to use in the artistic field. We are often used to seeing marble as an element for large furnishings, marble sinks and tops, marble surfaces and floors, but this material is also suitable for home and office accessories. The Black & White Mirus Home line is proof of this. For example, the Black & White collection: furnishing items in precious Carrara and Nero Marquinia marble that will give life to multiple solutions, giving harmony and balance to any environment.
Matrioska
A line designed and created to furnish and complete each floor: from the office desk, to the lived-in table of an artist, a line designed to furnish and make life on the worktop easier. Matrioska Mirus evolves and adapts to every need, transforming itself into a pen holder, object holder, paperweight, a precious contemplative object. What is certain is that you will get lost in the voluptuousness of the veins that animate its marble texture. The materiality of these objects to the touch will give you a unique experience, suspended in time, that only marble can give.
Marble Bubble
The result of the inspiration of Mirus designers, Marble Bubble lamps are small works of art that release a warm and suffused iridescence, to give any space a sweet and magnetic atmosphere. The use of marble in architecture, art and design dates back thousands of years, to the first Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures, and this makes it an extremely unique material: no object speaks of refinement and luxury like those made of marble.
