The Art of Formation by Art & Loom and Bea Pernia will remind visitors to marvel at the Earth’s primordial majesty, the ever-evolving process of geological formation, and the genesis of the earth. Side by side, the brands will unveil new luxury handmade rugs and sculptural furniture pieces that evoke a sense of raw, untouched beauty.
At the joint installation, Art & Loom will harness the occasion to launch four new bold hand woven rugs, featuring organic patterns inspired by tectonic plate shifts, imagined rock formations and shattered slate: Ondula, Stonehenge, The Formation Era, and The Divide. Art & Loom rugs are made using ancient techniques and materials such as silk, wool, linen, and allo, a fibre made from Himalayan nettle.
Bea Pernia will unveil two new additions to the award-winning Atus Collection: the Beloco Baby Side Tables and the Atus High Console. Made from wood and sustainable marble off-cuts, Atus Collection is characterised by its biophilic design philosophy and highlights the imperfections and inherent beauty of its materiality.
"I wanted to create something elemental and natural in form and material, blending artistry with functionality. Bea's furniture resonated with these values, and Alcova's raw and untouched space is the perfect backdrop for our collective vision."
–Samantha Gallacher, Founder and Creative Director of Art & Loom
The Art of Formation is an ode to the beauty of the Earth's foundation, showcasing organic shapes and patterns that reflect nature at its most primal and captivating, where lines become signs of life and the passing of time. Fresh off opening their respective showrooms in the Miami Design District, Art & Loom and Bea Pernia will showcase their exhibition at Alcova, a platform known for its innovative and free-thinking design, during Milan Design Week.
"I strive to create harmonious compositions that can bring nature’s elegant soul into the home in a way that's striking and functional. I aspire that my designs can foster a deep connection between people and nature, harnessing the raw and natural beauty of the materials."
–Bea Pernia, Designer of Atus Collection