Un'common Turi Pedestal Designed by Małgorzata Korycka

The Turi pedestal by Un'common, designed by Małgorzata Korycka, presents a solid stone pillar with a clear and direct form. A recessed top plane defines the design and supports selected objects with focus. The piece adds structure and presence to modern interiors without excess detail.

The pedestal is made from solid stone for strength and long use. Natural veining appears across the surface and changes with each stone finish. This variation adds depth while keeping a clean look. The tall shape brings order to living rooms, galleries, or entry areas. Display stays limited and clear. The recessed top holds ceramics, books, or art and keeps items framed and stable. Open space around the object remains part of the layout.

The form balances weight and clarity. The pedestal grounds a room while staying sharp and controlled. Use suits both homes and curated public spaces. When paired with the BARI coffee table, the result feels consistent and planned. Multiple stone finishes support different color schemes and design goals. The strong build and textured surface support long-term use without visual fatigue.