DAPHNE Clay Its compact scale belies its

Its compact scale belies its impact

a study in architectural silhouette where design meets the soft contours of the human form

and the natural intelligence of materials

Designed and reimagined by Alan Rojas and Caterina Moretti

Known for his mastery of modularity and material efficiency

DAPHNE Clay Its compact scale belies itsDaphne originated as a commissioned piece for a residential project and later became part of the collection. Named after the nymph of Greek mythology whose transformation into a laurel tree symbolizes change and renewal, the stool explores the translation of organic forms into a lasting material expression. Its design preserves traces of its natural inspiration while establishing a distinct presence of its own.