A Modular Furniture Collection Inspired By The Orthoquartzite Rock before See the photo
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Anna Bera is a Polish designer who created the Whole Elements , a design studio and a woodworking shop. It was with this studio that created the Earth Stone Wood collection, a series of modular furniture inspired by ancient beliefs and emphasized modern design. She has also recently exhibited at Wanted Design.

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multi-faceted design of the collection was inspired by orthoquartzite rocks used in spiritual beliefs / rituals by the ancient Slavs and found in the Holy Cross mountains, the oldest mountains in Europe. Bera handmade collection from solid cherry wood and fir wood recycled using a combustion technique of traditional Japanese wood to create the charred wood, or shou sugi ban wood. Each piece can be combined to form a single modular creation (eg a cabinet) or be used alone as a table, seat, or the singular storage unit

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this collection Bera aims to highlight the tangible structure orthoquartzite rock and intangible powers, including history, hidden order and mutability.

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to learn more about Earth Stone wood collection and the inspiration that led to its creation, visit the Elements Whole.