Mady beige column

There are decorative objects that we do not know exactly how to define them, and it is often a good sign. The marbled marbled beige column is of those. This is not a vase, not a strict sense sculpture, not a simple pedestal either. It is a lacquered iron cylinder, 91 cm high for 35 cm in diameter, covered with a coating that imitates the veined beige marble with a disturbing precision: red-brown corrugations, light gray trails, almost orange areas that run over the entire surface as if the material had been thoroughly mixed before freezing. Manufactured by hand, 8.19 kg, delivered without assembly. At 91 cm, it is high enough to note in a room, compact enough not to take a room. A high-end decorative column that plays on ambiguity between mineral and textile, between natural stone and the manufactured object, and which draws from this ambiguity all its visual strength.

A design that immediately attracts the look

What strikes first is the motive. The surface of the Mady column is not united, not geometric, not repetitive. It is organic, almost chaotic in its variations: streaks that curl, intersect, change direction and intensity over the entire height of the cylinder. Light beige tones, red-brown, rosé gray and almost black mingle with which reminiscent of the high venation marbles, those found in Italian palaces or the great Haussmanian entries. From afar, one could believe in a natural stone column. Closely, the surface reveals its nature: a hand-worked coating on iron structure, with a varnished finish that gives it this slight characteristic chandelier. It's not marble, but it's not a simple imitation. It is an interpretation, with its own surface qualities and its own presence in a space. At 91 cm, the Mady column creates a verticality in a living room or entrance that changes the perception of the room from the ground, where low furniture can not act.

Why choose this model for your interior?

• A marbled motive hand-made, non-reproducible identically: Each Mady column has its own network of veins, its own variations of hue, its own areas of intensity. Two columns side by side will never be strictly identical, making it a unique piece in the artisan sense of the term.
• 91 cm high for immediate decorative verticality: At this height, the Mady column creates a vertical line in a space that structures the look and gives height to the room. She does what low furniture can not do: it goes up.
• 35 cm in diameter for a minimum floor mark: 35 × 35 cm on the ground, it is one of the most compact footprints that can be found for an object of 91 cm in height. She settles everywhere without ever blocking traffic.
• 8.19 kg for a repositionable decorative object: Because of this weight, it can be moved alone, test different locations in the room, take it out for a reception and replace it after. A lightness that contrasts with the massive and mineral aspect it visually releases.
• A varnished surface that protects the pattern in time: The finishing varnish that covers the marbled coating protects the surface of light shocks and dust. It keeps the depth of the shades and the contrast of the veins over the long term, without special intervention.

In which room install this column?

An unobstructed entry is its favorite location. Located against a breathped white wall or natural editing, with nothing else around, the Mady column immediately becomes the first thing we see when you enter. This is precisely the role of a good entrance piece: welcome, impress lightly, announce the rest. In a living room, it works very well in an angle, next to a sofa or a lounge chair, with an object placed on its upper tray: a plant with architectural line, a high black ceramic vessel, a stone sculpture. This works particularly well with the marbled beige-brown pattern of the Mady is to associate it with materials that also have texture and depth: dark oak flooring, deep velvet sofa, natural wool carpet. In a very sleek interior with white and gray tones, it brings the mineral heat touch that prevents the space to look cold. In a more busy interior, it relies on it with a clear evidence on the consistency of the marbled pattern with a broad spectrum of decorative pallets.

Technical characteristics

Materials

• Structure: iron
• Finish: veined beige marbled coated, protection varnish
• Manufacture: Handcraft (Handcrafted)
• Delivery: without assembly necessary

Dimensions

• Height: 91 cm
• Width: 35 cm
• Depth: 35 cm

Weight (kg)

• 8.19 kg
• Maximum load capacity: 20 kg

An ideal choice for an affirmed decoration

The Marbled Beige Mady column is one of these rare decorative objects that have a point of view. Not a generic vase, not a neutral pedestal: a piece that carries in it a formal intention, that of introducing the mineral vocabulary of the marble into an interior without the constraints of a real marble. Its lightness of 8 kg, its hand manufacture, its non-repeatable organic motif: all this makes it an object that assumes as unique while remaining accessible in its implementation. In ten years, the marbled beige motif will always be so consistent with contemporary interiors, because it is part of a long decorative tradition that does not depend on any particular trend. Marble, in all its forms, real or interpreted, crosses the modes with a constancy that one can not ignore. And the Mady column offers the mind, without the weight or price, which is often exactly what we are looking for.