Coralla Maiuri is a multifaceted artist whose creative process unfolds naturally through a multitude of expressions. For years, she has explored and experimented with a wide range of materials to create products that reflect her inner world. From velvets to furniture and tables, her research transcends conventional design limits, weaving a continuous dialogue between art and functionality. Her visionary art finds new life in her collection of porcelain and ceramic tableware, accessories, and unique pieces, further expanding the boundaries of what is possible.
Presented last month at the MIA Gallery in Rome, “La Stanza di Coralla” reinvents home decor with a collection of decorative elements that embrace and celebrate her distinctive love for color, shapes, and textures. It is not merely a collection of objects but an invitation to experience a fragment of Coralla’s world and bring a piece of her creative vision into one’s own home. The collection includes a variety of accessories, from lively silk velvet cushions filled with energy to coffee tables in steel, characterized by simple lines and elegantly undulating curves.
The coffee tables are unique pieces that, through the contrast between the softness of the shapes and the solidity of the material, give an ethereal aura to the environments. Their ability to transform space makes each table a burst of light that captures the imagination. In the Impressions collection, Coralla continues her artistic journey with creations that blend symbolism and minimalism. Geometric motifs and the Mountain, recurring symbols, open doors to deep mysteries. This refined line incorporates golden accents that gently contrast with pastel hues, offering a visual journey into the structure and deeper meanings of shapes.
Coralla’s objects are further customizable, offering clients the opportunity to tailor vases, candlesticks, and other creations to their specific needs. Each piece is a reflection of her creativity, inviting people to experience their environments in a unique and authentic way.
The collection will be showcased in Paris from January 16 to 20, 2025, during Maison & Objet, Hall 7 – E44.
