When Marble Becomes Urban Furniture

Studio Lievito transforms marble remnants into sculptural urban elements that invite people to sit, play, gather and linger. Marmifere takes its formal cues from the quarry landscape: massive stone faces, angled cuts and the shifting planes created by extraction. Studio Lievito translates these references into a family of monolithic, modular pieces that sit somewhere between furniture, sculpture and micro-architecture. Their varied heights and inclined surfaces create multiple ways of occupying the space, turning a conventional seating arrangement into an environment for movement, interaction and informal play. This is where the choice of marble becomes integral to the design. Its weight […]