The craft — 304 stainless steel

Where steel learns to fold.

Vikrit means distorted. A pure cylinder of 304 stainless steel, and the moment its perfect line gives way to folds that catch the light.

In situ

One quiet form, and everything around it held in its surface.

The material, in numbers

Measured in steel

Three ideas

01Form
The form
It starts from the simplest shape there is: a cylinder, one clean line of polished steel that holds the whole room in its surface.
02Distortion
The distortion
Vikrit means distorted. At the base, the line gives way: folds gather, overlap and settle into a shape that feels caught mid-movement.
03Finish
The finish
Thirteen finishes, from mirror chrome to antique brass. Each one changes how the folds hold light: sharp and bright, or soft and warm.

Study — the folds

01Line
Above, a calm line.
One unbroken sweep of mirror-bright steel, holding everything around it.
02Fold
Below, it gives way.
Folds gather and overlap, each one turned to the light at a different angle.
03Light
Every turn, a new surface.
Walk around it and the room moves through the folds. No two views are alike.

After dark

Light, caught and folded back into the room.

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