The Sanctum

Sanctum is an immersive chamber carved from light and stone. Drawing on Mediterranean architectures, Greece, Italy, the Levant, where marble, travertine, and cast metals once defined sacred and civic life, the collection reinterprets “ruin” as precision: quiet masses, distilled geometry, and shadows used as a design material. Marble tops hover with engineered lightness; travertine piers read as fragments of a colonnade; bronzes carry soft patinas that record touch and time.