— a tall, cylindrical structure composed of seven evenly spaced tiers wrapped in matte blackened oak veneer. Slender and precise, it stands like a totem of restraint, offering space not just for objects, but for intention — Its form is elemental: circular geometry, disciplined repetition, and an unwavering sense of balance. Each open segment is a breath of lightness within the solid mass — inviting a curated presence or deliberate emptiness. Lunor was crafted for those who appreciate height as a gesture of elegance, and shadows as part of the story. It can hold books, sculptures, vessels — or nothing at all. In its stillness, it speaks of order, clarity, and elevated minimalism. Like a lunar phase frozen in time, Lunor belongs in spaces that revere light, silence, and the architectural power of form.