Nivasa expands its world of interiors with a new décor collection that looks beyond conventional accessories. Sculptural forms, collectible objects and unexpected silhouettes give rooms their character, turning consoles, shelves and passageways into carefully composed displays.
Project Name: Sculpture, Ceramics and Collectible Objects Into the Home
Studio Name: Nivasa
The collection moves between art and utility. A dramatic bronze-toned sculpture, shaped almost like an ancient tree formation, rises from a cylindrical console and becomes an arresting focal point. Behind it, abstract wall panels trace irregular, fluid contours across an otherwise restrained surface. An elongated wall sculpture is constructed from looping, rope-like forms, its open structure casting intricate shadows as the light changes.
The pieces become more playful at closer quarters. Hand-modelled figurines with curious expressions gather across a marble-topped console, while an oversized ceramic vessel takes the form of a fantastical teapot. Its rough, painterly surface and deep greens, blues and earthy browns bring an almost archaeological quality to the setting. Smaller bowls, vessels and objects sit alongside it rather than matching it, creating a display that feels collected over time.
The furniture supporting these pieces is deliberately restrained. Rounded consoles, slim metal rails, softly illuminated shelves and pale stone tops create a subdued backdrop. Tall cylindrical cabinets and open shelving bring verticality, while textured cabinet fronts introduce another tactile note. A palette of taupe, bronze, charcoal and muted wood keeps attention on form rather than colour.
With its latest décor collection, the brand explores the smaller pieces that can alter the personality of a room, from sculptural ceramics and art objects to wall pieces and statement vessels.
