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Knapp //
Serve differently.
An intresting form of glass balanced on twin brass supports, thoughtfully shifted to create sculptural hand grips where form becomes function.
The interplay of transparency, color, and golden brass transforms a functional object into a statement piece—equally suited for serving, styling, or standing alone as an artistic composition.
Available in a curated selection of glass colors.

Knapp //
Serve differently.
An intresting form of glass balanced on twin brass supports, thoughtfully shifted to create sculptural hand grips where form becomes function.
The interplay of transparency, color, and golden brass transforms a functional object into a statement piece—equally suited for serving, styling, or standing alone as an artistic composition.
Available in a curated selection of glass colors.

The Queen //
A queen rendered in glass and brass.
An interplay of reflection, transparency, and golden accents, where brass stands as guardian, shadow, and silent witness.
Part sculpture, part functional object, it serves as a book holder while commanding attention as a striking statement piece.
28 × 10 × 30 cm.

Via //
A sophisticated card and pen holder crafted from marble and brass. Thoughtfully designed to keep business cards neatly organized while providing a dedicated place for a pen.
Available in a selection of marble finishes.
10x 7.5x2.5 cm

Janus //
A sculptural expression of connection, carved in marble and accented with engraved brass. Refined details merge with natural textures, creating a versatile piece that stands beautifully on its own or as a functional book stand. Available in curated marbles.

Wann //
More than a diffuser, it is a design statement.
An asymmetrical form carved from marble and detailed with brass, this sculptural object infuses interiors with fragrance, material richness, and quiet elegance.

Whiff //
An unconventional incense burner shaped through material contrast and sculptural form.
Chiseled marble is refined into an organic silhouette, while brushed brass subtly emerges through an arched aperture—creating a quiet dialogue between texture, balance, and ritual.