Surfacing Trunk Stool is made with a discarded pieces of Burled Chestnut log from a wetland of the Italian Dolomite countryside and preserve the natural bark surface with its native populations of plants, which are...
Fungi Inclined Stools are made from a single wood plank, cut into two parts with a very thin blade. The board is held together by the resin leak in the center. The final stages in the...
Abonos is a Celtic name which indicates the “fossil” wetland wood type of some rare alluvial areas of the Alps, where minerals and water have started the semi-fossilization process of the submerged trees. This wood has a...
alcarol recover discarded pieces of Burled Chestnut log from a wetland of the Italian Dolomite countryside and preserve the natural bark surface with its native populations of plants, which are embedded in a transparent resin resembling the habitat...
Karst is a distinctive landscape shaped by the dissolving action of water on soluble rocks like the famous Dolomite's mountains, Unesco World Heritage. The development of karst occurs whenever acidic water starts to break down the surface of...
alcarol recover discarded pieces of Mulberry log from a wetland of the Italian Dolomite countryside and preserve the natural bark surface with its native populations of plants, which are embedded in a transparent resin resembling the habitat water...
After the terrible flood of 2018, alcarol has recovered some discarded pieces of logs from the undergrowth of the Italian Dolomite mountains and has preserved the natural bark surface with their native populations of plants,...
alcarol recovered a stunning hornbeam log and decided to cut it in two, in order to create a couple of stump stools. The two halves perfectly match, recreating the original log as it was found in the undergrowth...
alcarol main action is sectioning. The foundations of Venice consist of thousands of timber poles, driven into the lagoon’s caranto layer – a mixture of solid clay and sand situated at great depths. During their stay in the...
The Italian town of Rapolano in the Sienese lands has been known since the ancient Romans who went there to take the thermal baths in its hot springs, and Rapolano Travertine rock was known since the...