Let’s imagine standing before a powerful and mysterious work, composed of enormous, heavy blocks of stone that—in a time far removed from our own—someone gifted with superhuman strength lifted and positioned, creating seats of megalithic appearance. Let’s imagine all this happening in an unexpected place—at the entrance to a bank, in a hotel lounge, or in a library—in any case, in a context different and distant in terms of urban density and formal language. Let’s imagine, finally, moving closer, touching the surfaces, and only then being amazed by their softness. The Pebble Rubble system , designed by Swedish designers Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren of Front Design for Moroso , expresses, first and foremost, a sensorial experience. A pleasant illusion that attracts and intrigues us, altering not only our senses but also our perception of time: the fast and frenetic pace of everyday life, the slow and inscrutable pace of nature.
