The designs that surprise us most are often the ones we make for ourselves.

Paradiso was originally crafted for our own home. A dining table with a fluid silhouette and striking chrome legs that caught the light and transformed throughout the day. What began as something personal became something we felt compelled to evolve into a collection.

Paradiso is defined by double layers of marble and polished chrome legs, materials that shouldn't belong together, and yet do. The collection was born from an idea of water at rest - the gentle rhythm of a ripple, the luminosity of its surface - and that tension between opposites runs through every piece.

It also marks the arrival of Rainbow Onyx, a stone new to our collection, and one so rare it nearly didn't make it into the range.

Paradiso is built on contrast. Organic marble forms sit above polished chrome column legs, creating a pairing that feels both unexpected and refined.

As light shifts throughout the day, the legs catch and reflect the environment around them, creating a subtle floating effect beneath the tabletop. It is the balance of warmth and coolness, softness and polish that gives Paradiso its presence.

Often referred to as the Van Gogh of stone, Rainbow Onyx is among the rarest materials we have worked with. Rich in depth and unrepeatable in pattern, each slab is, in the most literal sense, one of a kind.

Tones of sage green, ivory, rose, soft grey and warm orange move across each piece. The result feels less like a surface and more like an artwork, bringing a genuine sense of individuality to a space that no other stone can replicate.

With only 15 pieces available in each style, this is a rare release in every sense.

Alongside Rainbow Onyx, Paradiso is also offered in Honeycomb, one of our most versatile marbles.

With its creamy ivory base, soft caramel-brown tones and subtle golden veining, Honeycomb brings warmth and texture to the collection. It has an ease that allows it to sit beautifully in a range of interiors, from more contemporary spaces to those with an Art Deco influence.

In Paradiso, Honeycomb takes on a new expression. The organic marble forms bring softness, while the polished chrome column legs add contrast, reflection and a distinctly modern edge.

It is this balance that makes the stone feel both timeless and fresh, familiar in tone yet unexpected in form.

It is a pairing that takes conviction to commit to. Marble and chrome may not traditionally feel harmonious, and yet, in Paradiso, they do. For Wes, that contrast was always the intention.

Wes Sinclair, Co-Founder & Creative Director

Paradiso is expressive, modern and distinctly us. A collection shaped by contrast, materiality and the belief that furniture should make a space feel completely individual.

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