In the evolving dialogue of modern collectible design, a new definition of luxury is taking shape — one that values rawness over refinement, sincerity over shine. Across leading galleries such as Galerie Philia and Carpenters Workshop Gallery, designers are turning toward materials that reveal truth rather than perfection, inviting us to rediscover beauty in the elemental.
At PletoStudio, we call this philosophy Earth-Based Modernism — a way of creating rooted in tactility, balance, and authenticity. Our signature Pleto Biocomposite™, a natural blend of clay, hemp fibers, cellulose, wood shavings, and eco-friendly glue, embodies this approach. It is not a surface imitation of nature; it is nature, reshaped through contemporary craftsmanship.
Each object crafted from Pleto Biocomposite™ — whether a lamp, a mirror, or a coffee table — captures the quiet tension between earth and form. Its sculptural presence is both minimal and monumental, bridging the language of ancient materiality with modern restraint.
This new wave of design reflects a global shift. Collectors visiting Functional Art Gallery, Nilufar Gallery, or Sarah Myerscough Gallery are seeking more than objects — they are seeking origin. They crave the touch of the handmade, the visible mark of time, and the depth of real material.
PletoStudio’s mission is to continue this evolution — creating pieces that merge environmental integrity with emotional resonance. Through Pleto Biocomposite™, we redefine luxury not as excess, but as connection: between maker and matter, between interior and earth.
