Articolo Studios shares Accents of Oxblood, a survey marking the studio's foray into color, the release of Rolo Lighting, and Articolo Home.

Just as it sits between burgundy and maroon, so too does Melbourne-based creative practice Articolo Studios situate itself alongside Gucci and Loewe as a design house harnessing the power of the supersaturated, seemingly supernatural, seductive hue that is oxblood. Helmed by Australian designer Nicci Kavals ? their recent showcase, aptly titled Accents of Oxblood, marks the studio’s first foray into color, and notably, the release of Rolo, a robust 12-piece lighting collection comprising wall sconces, pendants, and lamps. The survey also highlights some key elements from the new Articolo Home, a furniture collection that debuted this year to great reception. Left to Right: Rolo Wall Sconce Facing Backward; Large Table Lamp; Slip Stool; Fin Tall Side Table; Fin Short Side Table
?I have always wanted to do color but wasn’t excited because I thought it would take away from the sophistication of the natural materials,? Kavals admits. ?However, given its breadth and variation across models, the rich burgundy is very impressive and I?m thrilled with the result.?
Left to Right: Flare Tall Side Table, Rolo Mini Table Lamp; Flare Short and Tall Side Tables; Rolo Wall Sconce Facing Backward
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