Serie K
Made by Atelier Vierkant
Designed by Annette Lantsoght
Arricchisci il tuo spazio esterno con regali pietre decorative in tre colori e otto dimensioni per un paesaggio magistrale, colmo di meraviglia e sobria bellezza. La serie K di Vierkant aggiunge un senso di serenità e nobiltà al tuo ambiente esterno, collegando il tuo spazio abitativo alla natura in modo sublime e rilassante, portando un'ornamentazione sofisticata alla vita all'aria aperta che rende la tua oasi personale genuina, rilassata e raffinata.
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Serie K
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Atelier Vierkant K Series made from?
The K Series is constructed from hand-finished ceramic, a material Atelier Vierkant has refined over decades in their Ghent workshop. The surface and color are integral to the casting process, giving each piece its characteristic weight and texture.
Can the K Series be used outdoors year-round?
Yes. The K Series is designed specifically for outdoor environments and its ceramic construction is suited to prolonged exterior exposure. Specific care recommendations may vary by climate, so consulting with a design professional for frost-prone regions is advisable.
How is the K Series intended to be arranged?
Annette Lantsoght conceived the series for compositional flexibility. The eight available sizes allow designers and homeowners to create groupings that read as a unified landscape gesture, or to use individual pieces as singular sculptural accents.
Is the K Series made to order?
Yes, the K Series is produced to order. Lead times reflect the handcrafted nature of the work, and color and size selections are confirmed at the time of order.
Who is designer Annette Lantsoght?
Annette Lantsoght is the creative force behind Atelier Vierkant, a Belgian studio established in Ghent with a long-standing practice in architectural ceramics. Her work is recognized internationally for its formal restraint and deep engagement with the properties of fired clay.