“COSTRUTTO” etagère originates from listening to the stone. Breccia Medicea dell’Acquasanta and Rosso Rubino marble guide the form through weight, veining, and internal tensions, shaping a structure where matter and geometry coincide.
Slabs overlap and support one another in a balance of solids and voids. Each element exists out of structural necessity rather than accumulation: void defines mass, line directs the gaze, weight becomes rhythm.
The system is modular. Stackable elements allow variable configurations while preserving the object’s constructive logic and identity.
Some surfaces retain the raw cut edge: fracture becomes memory of the gesture and origin of the material. The unfinished is not a flaw but a value a trace of time and process.
More than a bookshelf, Costrutto is a spatial device: an essential system in which stone constructs form, balance, and meaning.