

Pisco
Made by Gardeco
Designed by Stefan Schöning
Named after the Portuguese word for "blink of an eye," Pisco is a modular wall composition by Belgian designer Stefan Schöning for Gardeco. Each ceramic disc carries a subtly curved surface, concave enough to cast shadow on one side while catching light on the other. The effect is neither static nor predictable.
The discs attach to the wall magnetically, which means a composition can be rearranged, expanded, or edited at any time. Schöning conceived this as an open system: the designer sets the parameters, and the inhabitant completes the work. Pisco is available in three sizes and four colorways, including three shades of warm brown and one off-white.
- Ceramic construction with curved, light-responsive surfaces
- Magnetic wall attachment for flexible, reconfigurable installation
- Three sizes, four colorways
- Suited to large-scale custom projects including entrance halls and reception spaces
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do the Pisco discs attach to the wall?
Each ceramic disc attaches magnetically, requiring a compatible metal mounting system on the wall surface. This allows individual discs to be repositioned or removed without tools, making reconfiguration straightforward.
What sizes and colorways is Pisco available in?
Pisco is offered in three disc sizes and four colorways: three shades of brown ranging from warm to deep, and one off-white. Combining sizes and colors within a single composition is part of the design intent.
Who is Stefan Schöning?
Stefan Schöning is a Belgian designer known for work that sits at the intersection of sculpture and functional object. His practice often explores how everyday materials, including ceramics, can produce atmospheric effects through form alone.
Is Pisco suitable for large commercial or hospitality installations?
Yes. The modular, magnetic system scales well for large wall surfaces, and the four colorways allow for cohesive specification across varied interior palettes. It has been used in entrance halls, reception areas, and hospitality environments.
What does the name Pisco refer to?
Pisco comes from the Portuguese expression for "blink of an eye," a reference to the fleeting quality of the light and shadow play the curved ceramic surfaces produce as conditions in the room change throughout the day.
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