Navet Introduces Stacked, A Study in Glass, Weight and Form

With Stacked, NAVET continues its exploration of material driven design, presenting a series of objects in solid glass where construction and perception become inseparable. Comprising two tables and a set of candlesticks, the collection places emphasis on weight, transparency and the process through which form is built. The tables are defined by distinct graphic expressions, one striped, the other checkered. These patterns emerge through layers of flat glass that are stacked and fused into solid blocks, allowing the material itself to generate visual complexity. As light passes through the glass, the surfaces shift, creating a sense of depth that evolves with its surroundings

Positioned between craftsmanship and serial production, the project challenges scale as much as technique. By applying a method typically reserved for smaller objects to larger forms, NAVET brings a detailed, hands-on process into a more architectural context. The result is furniture that approaches the sculptural, where each piece holds both precision and presence. The candlesticks extend this logic on a smaller scale. With clear geometries and considered proportions, they create contained spatial moments, reinforcing the relationship between object and environment. As part of the studio’s ongoing focus on small scale production and material exploration, Stacked reflects an approach where the properties of glass guide the outcome. Each layer becomes visible within the final form, turning process into expression and positioning the objects somewhere between design and artifact.

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