Bemorie

Materials matter.

We choose natural stone not only for how it looks, but for how it lives. White marble carries the marks of time, making each piece quietly unique and meant to be lived with for years to come.

The circle chair, available on bemorie.com

Maria Papa-Rostkowska working on a marble sculpture in her studio, photograph taken by Jean Ferrero around 1970

Maria Papa Rostkowska, Guerrier florentin, c. 1986, pink marble, 49 cm © Famille Rostkowski, Photo Ricardo Molino

Maria Papa Rostkowska, La Promesse de bonheur, 1994, white marble from Altissimo and black marble from Marquina, 65 x 54 x 28 cm © Famille Rostkowski

Maria Papa Rostkowska, Amour, c. 1975, white marble, 33 cm © Famille Rostkowski, photo Alberto Ricci

Bemorie brushed aluminium screen and circle chair.

Bemorie is for the rituals that quietly shape a day.

The place your phone rests before you fall asleep.
The place your coffee waits when you wake.
The book you return to each evening.

Because home is built through the moments we repeat, day after day.

A contemporary room divider in brushed aluminum on plywood screens, defined by circular and square cut-outs that create an ever-changing interplay of openness and privacy. Available for commission via [email protected]

A contemporary room divider in brushed aluminum on light plywood screens, defined by circular and square cut-outs that create an ever-changing interplay of openness and privacy. Available for commission via [email protected]

Day in the life of a chair. Act I, II, III

Etheral figurative painting, artist unknown.

We spend our childhood building with blocks.

Then we grow up and call it furniture, interiors, and home.

The joy of arranging simple forms never really leaves us.