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For the public spaces & villas of the first Mandarin Oriental in Greece, our studio was selected to detail design and finely craft the marble furnishings & lights.

We chose to have all special pieces crafted by the hands of tinian master craftsmen, as a tangible means of contributing to the sustaining of marble craftsmanship.

For the public spaces & villas of the first Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Greece, our studio was selected to detail design and finely craft the marble furnishings & lights.

We chose to have all special pieces crafted by the hands of tinian master craftsmen, as a tangible means of contributing to the sustaining of marble craftsmanship.

FANTASY, 2024
Marroon red marble with phytomorphic edge detail and stainless steel support

Part of ‘A Future for the Past’, a social sustainability project, with Phase II presented at , curated by 

A Future for the Past is a design- social sustainability project, that aims to raise awareness on the relationship between marble craftsmanship & contemporary design, while creating a “new pride” to existing master craftsmen & sculptors.

Through workshops and questionnaires, we recorded visitors’ perception of traditional craftsmanship, contemporary culture & design and how these relate.

Results have been gripping and details on the social impact of the Future for the Past, Phase II are coming up soon.

We are thankful to everyone who lead up to the success of this Phase II, from sponsors and supporters to all tinian sculptors, team and guest speakers & curators

BODY PARTS, imprint of female figure on marble, Sculptural Round Table, 2024

Part of ‘A Future for the Past’, a social sustainability project, curated by , Phase II presented at 

‘Shell’, limited edition table for 8, finely crafted by master tinian marble craftsmen.

Part of ‘A Future for the Past’ collection, a social sustainability project currently , in “Shell’ we develop traditional patterns into contemporary designs as a means to expand the user’s consciousness around space and time.
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‘Shell’, limited edition table for 8, finely crafted by master tinian marble craftsmen.

Part of ‘A Future for the Past’ collection, a social sustainability project currently , in “Shell’ we develop traditional patterns into contemporary designs as a means to expand the user’s consciousness around space and time.
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‘Shell’, limited edition table for 8, finely crafted by master tinian marble craftsmen.

Part of ‘A Future for the Past’ collection, a social sustainability project currently
curated by , in “Shell’ we develop traditional patterns into contemporary designs as a means to expand the user’s consciousness around space and time.
.

We are very happy to announce that together with the , we present the exhibition “A Future for the
Past”, launching next Tuesday 4th of June at 7:30pm. It is a show focused on supporting and promoting Tinian Marble Sculpture through Contemporary Design.

For the first time, the marble exhibits of the Museum’s permanent collection will be in dialogue with contemporary creations by Tinian marble sculptors, which will in turn converse with our sculptural design pieces.

The exhibition, running from 5th to 30th of June, is part of a two-year programme, curated by , which explores the social dimension of marble
craftsmanship in Tinos in its dialogue with contemporary culture and which
hopes to show how that relationship can contribute to both social and economic
sustainability.

We are very happy to announce that together with the , we present the exhibition “A Future for the Past”, launching next Tuesday 4th of June at 7:30pm. It is a show focused on supporting and promoting Tinian Marble Sculpture through Contemporary Design.

For the first time, the marble exhibits of the Museum’s permanent collection will be in dialogue with contemporary creations by Tinian marble sculptors, which will in turn converse with our sculptural design pieces.

The exhibition, running from 5th to 30th of June, is part of a two-year programme, curated by , which explores the social dimension of marble
craftsmanship in Tinos in its dialogue with contemporary culture and which
hopes to show how that relationship can contribute to both social and economic
sustainability.

We are very happy to announce that together with , we present the exhibition “A Future for the Past”, launching next Tuesday 4th of June at 7:30pm. It is a show focused on supporting and promoting Tinian Marble Sculpture through Contemporary Design.

For the first time, the marble exhibits of the Museum’s permanent collection will be in dialogue with contemporary creations by Tinian marble sculptors, which will in turn converse with our sculptural design pieces.

The exhibition, running from 5th to 30th of June, is part of a two-year programme, curated by , which explores the social dimension of marble
craftsmanship in Tinos in its dialogue with contemporary culture and which hopes to show how that relationship can contribute to both social and economic sustainability.

Packman, 2024
Marble Pendant Light
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Soul Kitchen, 2023
Marble & blown glass
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Sencer, 2023
Marble Pendant Light
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Revisiting the traditional incense burners found in orthodox churches, Sencer invites the senses by transforming solid marble to a lightweight, translucent, contemporary sculpture.

Moving beyond the sensory experience, with Senser we see design as a vehicle transcending from object to space consciousness.











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Tip of the iceberg, 2024
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Ray Pendant in Travertine, 2023










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