Roman travertine meets brushed stainless steel — the first pieces from Marmo × Ktana.
A blossom drawn in stone. Six brushed-steel cylinders rise to meet a travertine top cut in a soft flower silhouette — the warmth of Roman travertine set against the cool precision of polished metal. A sculptural side table that reads differently from every angle.
A seat carved from a single slab of travertine, cradled in a curved sheet-metal frame and engraved with both studios’ marks. Equal parts sculpture and function — a stool, a side table, a quiet object of stone and steel.
