Made. The film about material, technique and craft.
The film · Made
How stone
becomes a veneer.
Almost two years of development for one technique: natural stone, split wafer-thin and so light that you carry it with you every day.
- Two years of development
- 0.9 millimetres
- Every piece one of a kind
The development
Two years
to master the technique.
It took almost two years of design and development until we had mastered the process. The goal was clear from the start: real stone, so thin and light that it fits in your hand as a case.
Today this is how we make thin, ultra-light veneers from natural stone that is millions of years old. Because no two stones are alike, every veneer is one of a kind.
- Two years of development
- 0.9 millimetres
- Real natural stone
- Every piece one of a kind
The process
Split, not printed.
What happens in the film, in three steps.
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Nº 01
Split.
Every stone is split by hand. No print, no film: what you see is real stone.
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Nº 02
Grind.
Down to 0.9 millimetres. Thin and light enough for a case you carry every day.
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Nº 03
Set.
The veneer goes into its frame. Every case carries its own section of the stone.
The stones
Twelve stones,
four families.
Every stone with its own origin and its own story. See where they come from.