Editions Milano Atlantico Vase H Designed by Andrea Ghisoni

The Atlantico Vase H by Editions Milano, designed by Andrea Ghisoni, is a sculptural marble vessel carved from a single block of Nero Marquinia, defined by its cylindrical form and balanced proportions. Its surface, dark and dense, is interrupted by fine white veining that traces through the stone in irregular intervals. The silhouette rises vertically with a soft geometry, tall, substantial, and refined in its restraint. Placed on a table, mantel, or sideboard, it introduces a grounded presence through mass and clarity of form. The balance between height and width supports both sparse arrangements and full floral displays, while the polished finish catches light just enough to articulate the natural structure of the marble. Its visual gravity lends quiet tension to interiors, pairing easily with both contemporary and classic compositions. The design reflects a process of reduction, where material is shaped minimally to preserve the character of the stone itself. Nero Marquinia, historically used in architecture and furniture accents, is here scaled to the domestic realm with minimal intervention and compositional care. The result continues a tradition of Italian marblework that values tactile depth and structural permanence. Its simplicity allows it to coexist across styles without dilution—an object whose presence reframes what surrounds it through weight, proportion, and silence.