Estudi{H}ac designs the Venux stand for Casa Decor 2025

DATE

03.04.2025

From April 3 to May 18, the brand specialized in large-format sintered stone will transform this setting into an immersive proposal titled Tempo, where Breccia Oniciata stone will take center stage. Conceived as a personal retreat, Tempo invites visitors to immerse themselves in an environment of introspection and contemplation. Inspired by stillness and the beauty of natural materials, the design evokes a grand reading room where time seems to stand still, highlighting the aesthetic and sensory richness of Breccia Oniciata stone. The heart of the project is a horizontal library built from Venux’s sintered stone, supported by imposing totems that serve as bookstands. Atop this structure, the Canna lamp by Aromas del Campo acts as a luminous element in motion, echoing the movement of clock hands and reinforcing the notion of time within the space.

The Tempo design is distinguished by a striking wall composition. A large-scale Venetian screen, crafted from longitudinal slats of sintered stone, allows light to pass through subtly, creating a dynamic interplay of shadows and reflections that evolve throughout the day. To enhance this ever-changing atmosphere, a dynamic LED lighting system by Simon introduces vibrant orange tones, bringing vitality and movement to the environment. Beneath this screen sits a reading bench, where Venux sintered stone combines with an iconic design armchair, reinterpreted exclusively for this space. It’s a corner created for pausing, relaxing, and connecting with the surroundings.

Another noteworthy element is a bookmatch wall, where the contrasting veins of Breccia Oniciata unfold elegantly across floors and architectural volumes. The proposal is completed with a combination of Venux’s sintered stone and natural coatings from Ecoclay, achieving a fusion of textures and colors that evoke the transformation of time upon matter. More than a material showcase, Venux offers a sensory and reflective experience at Casa Decor 2025. Tempo invites us to question our relationship with time in a fast-paced world. Just as stone preserves its essence over the years, this space reminds us of the importance of pausing, appreciating the present, and finding beauty in what endures.

MARCH VALENCIA | ARQUITECTURA Y DISEÑO

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