CARST
CARST
Behind the CARST collection
Carved in concrete, Cast in aluminium.
The CARST collection's distinct irregularity differentiates it from the rest of the collection.
The Collection at a glance
CARST at a glance.
Related Products
CARST Pendant
CARST Wall Sconce
The CARST collection provides a textural palette to interior spaces.
—CARST WALL SCONCE
Materiality is central
to the Bloc collection.
Available in a range of brass and aluminium finishes, with selected configurations featuring natural alabaster stone.
A wide range of finish options provides greater flexibility to suit your project.
Materiality is central to the Bloc collection.
Materiality is central to the Bloc collection.
Materiality is central
to the Bloc collection.
Materiality is central to the Bloc collection. With clean intersecting forms and immaculate metal finishes, Bloc offers a refined architectural presence.
Made right here in our Broadmeadows workshop.
Cast aluminium retains the texture and irregularities of the original form through the casting process.
In the CARST Collection, a hand-carved aerated concrete form is used to create a cast in solid aluminium.
The cast aluminium body is left in its raw state, while the edges are mirror-polished by hand.
Rooted in purpose, shaped by vision, driven by results.
Welcome to a space designed for ideas that move people. With a focus on quality, clarity, and connection, we're here to help you make an impact that lasts.Rooted in purpose, shaped by vision, driven by results.
Welcome to a space designed for ideas that move people. With a focus on quality, clarity, and connection, we're here to help you make an impact that lasts.
Cast Aluminium—
Material Story
Rooted in purpose, shaped by vision,
driven by results.
The Bloc Pendant draws inspiration from minimalist sculpture of the 1960s & 70s— an era defined by reduction, balance, and form.
This visual study explores the textures, tones, and intersections that informed the Bloc Pendant’s creation.
A tribute to mid-century restraint
and contemporary clarity.
FIGURE 1 (Top left) Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 2019,
next to Bloc Pendant.
FIGURE 2 (Bottom Right) Kosso Eloul, Eternal Flame, 1974,
next to Bloc Wall Sconce.
A tribute to mid-century restraint
and contemporary clarity.
A tribute to mid-century restraint
and contemporary clarity.
The Bloc Pendant draws inspiration from minimalist sculpture of the 1960s & 70s— an era defined by reduction, balance, and form.
This visual study explores the textures, tones, and intersections that informed the Bloc Pendant’s creation.
A tribute to mid-century restraint and contemporary clarity.
FIGURE 1 (Top left)
Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 2019,
next to Bloc Pendant.
FIGURE 2 (Bottom Right)
Kosso Eloul, Eternal Flame, 1974, next to Bloc Wall Sconce.