The European Larch tree is native to the Alps. It's very cold tolerant, able to survive winter temperatures down to at least -50 °C, and is among the tree line trees in these mountains, reaching 2500 m altitude. Sometimes this brave mountain tree grows...
The European Larch tree is native to the Alps. It's very cold tolerant, able to survive winter temperatures down to at least -50 °C, and is among the tree line trees in these mountains, reaching 2500 m altitude. Sometimes this brave mountain tree grows...
The Poplar River Table is made of two Burled Poplar planks with live edges. The burl is the wood in which the grain has grown in a deformed manner. It’s anything but average. The swirls, twirls, and...
The Poplar Reef Table is made of two Burled Poplar planks with live edges. The burl is the wood in which the grain has grown in a deformed manner. It’s anything but average. The swirls, twirls, and...
The Moss Screen is made of four wood boards obtained by sawing dead Walnut trees with their native populations of mosses, recovered in the Italian Dolomite undergrowth. The vertical arrangement seems to evoke the original forest trees, according to the idea of environmental cross-section 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...
The organic material in this desk is the Maple burl wood. The burl is the wood in which the grain has grown in a deformed manner. It's anything but average. The swirls, twirls, and eyes dancing in...
The organic material in this console is the Maple burl wood. The burl is the wood in which the grain has grown in a deformed manner. It's anything but average. The swirls, twirls, and eyes dancing in...
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...