Tender Monoliths transforms discarded natural stone and waste fabrics into objects that sit between furniture and small-scale architecture. Carved from marble offcuts, countertop cutouts, and broken fragments—and in some cases paired with deadstock velvet—the works explore a simple paradox: humility held by mass.

These pieces are monolithic in presence but restrained in gesture. Curves are gentle, edges disciplined and craftsmanship shows an expert hand. The collection is not about monumentality; it is about strength that accepts tenderness and weight that carries care.