SUSTAINABILITY

Care for the Environment

From years of waste across every type of industry, the way people throw things away nowadays without care or adding value to them has become alarming. We live in an era of enormous supply, where almost anything is easily available, and this excess is getting out of control.
Sustainability has been a topic that has grown throughout the years, and even more so today. We are trying to become more conscious and reuse everything, but it remains difficult due to the vast amount of products we, as human beings, are constantly exposed to.

Ping Pong marble table with metal frame by Vittorio Collection
Ombra Lunare backlit Alpinus quartzite table by Vittorio Collection

When Vittorio speaks of remnants, we do not refer to something ugly or without worth. Our reused materials come from slabs that were broken and are revived through days of work with resin, or from slabs that could not be used for projects due to a small imperfection in a vein. Stone varies greatly and can be fragile, often breaking during manufacturing. When slabs are rejected, Vittorio saw an opportunity to preserve them and transform them into furniture pieces. The imperfection becomes perfection, and the pieces that come with scars make each creation even more unique, with a strong narrative.

From years of waste across every type of industry, the way people throw things away nowadays without care or adding value to them has become alarming. We live in an era of enormous supply, where almost anything is easily available, and this excess is getting out of control.
Sustainability has been a topic that has grown throughout the years, and even more so today. We are trying to become more conscious and reuse everything, but it remains difficult due to the vast amount of products we, as human beings, are constantly exposed to.

Ping Pong marble table with metal frame by Vittorio Collection

When Vittorio speaks of remnants, we do not refer to something ugly or without worth. Our reused materials come from slabs that were broken and are revived through days of work with resin, or from slabs that could not be used for projects due to a small imperfection in a vein. Stone varies greatly and can be fragile, often breaking during manufacturing. When slabs are rejected, Vittorio saw an opportunity to preserve them and transform them into furniture pieces. The imperfection becomes perfection, and the pieces that come with scars make each creation even more unique, with a strong narrative.

Ombra Lunare backlit Alpinus quartzite table by Vittorio Collection

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