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WOBBLE CONSOLE & MONOLITH VASE

Two distinct geometries meet in a dialogue of form, texture and balance.

The Wobble Console unfolds through an irregular, fluid silhouette, while the Monolith Vase is built from repeated volumes, rising like a compact architectural fragment.

The deep,dark surface of the console amplifies the green glazed finish of the vase, bringing together softness and structure, movement and repetition.

PH: @giulioghirardistudio by @aptitudeobjects

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15 days ago

MONOLITH VASE

Monolith Vase is conceived as a primitive architectural presence, suspended between object and sculpture.

Its compact volume is shaped by an irregular surface, where material, texture and colour merge into a single mass. The glazed finish catches light unevenly, revealing subtle variations and imperfections that make each piece unique.

A vessel reduced to its most essential form — solid, tactile and deliberately imperfect.

Handcrafted in collaboration with master artisans. by @aptitudeobjects

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16 days ago

WOBBLE CONSOLE | Wobble asserts an architectural silhouette with generous proportions. Its glazed resin top unfolds in a continuous line, supported by two sculpted volumes and accented with hand-brushed steel. A collectible console with immediate character, crafted in collaboration with master artisans.
Each piece is unique, signed by Aptitude Objects.
Presented at www.lythore.com
Handcrafted collectible piece
Each piece is unique
Artisanal craftsmanship
Materials I Glazed resin and hand-brushed steel

We are happy to announce that a curated selection of Aptitude Objects is represented by @lythore_gallery by @aptitudeobjects

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2 months ago

Droste Screen

Every panel begins as a block of solid wood.
Each wave is individually hand-carved before being coated using a traditional decorative process in which kaolin and gypsum are blended into a mineral finish. The surface is then carefully combed by hand, following the geometry of every carved plane to reveal its rhythm through light.

No two panels are ever exactly alike.

Photography: @giulioghirardistudio by @aptitudeobjects

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3 months ago

Droste screen

The smallest details are treated with the same attention as the larger gesture.

The custom-made stainless steel hinges are individually handcrafted, allowing the screen to fold with precision while remaining visually discreet. Together with the carved wood and mineral finish, they become part of a single architectural composition.

Droste Screen is conceived not simply as a room divider, but as a sculptural object capable of transforming space through craftsmanship, texture and light.

Photography: @giulioghirardistudio by @aptitudeobjects

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3 months ago

Droste Screen

Inspired by the Droste effect—the visual phenomenon in which an image endlessly contains a smaller version of itself—Droste Screen explores repetition as a spatial language.

Its carved surfaces generate an ever-changing sequence of folds, shadows and perspectives. As the screen opens and closes, the pattern continuously shifts, creating the impression of an infinite movement rather than a fixed object.

Photography: @giulioghirardistudio by @aptitudeobjects

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3 months ago

Bruto Stool transforms the accumulation of simple geometric modules into a compact architectural object. Finished in glazed resin in Whale Blue and Burgundy, each piece is paired with a Métaphores Paris textile that softens its sculptural presence while reinforcing its tactile character.

Photography: @giulioghirardistudio by @aptitudeobjects

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3 months ago

Happy to announce that the Bruto Stool, Relic Bowls and Monolith Vase from our latest collection, Mise En Abyme, are featured in the special Living Kitchen Design Issue by @livingcorriere, now available on newsstands.

Thanks to @dariapandolfi by @aptitudeobjects

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3 months ago

Frank Lantern in NYC
at @simpleflair_apartment
@thegreenwichnyc by @aptitudeobjects

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4 months ago

Nerone Stool at @simpleflair_apartment New York, from Mise en Abyme, the first collection by Aptitude Objects, on the 68th floor of The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly. @thegreenwichnyc taken in New York City by @aptitudeobjects

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4 months ago

During NYCxDESIGN, we were pleased to present a selection from Mise en Abyme, the first collection by Aptitude Objects, at Simple Flair Apartment New York on the 68th floor of The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly.

@simpleflair_apartment
@thegreenwichnyc

Ph: @matteo_cassina by @aptitudeobjects

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4 months ago