At the heart of one of Naturedesign’s most compelling creations stands Gino Carollo, an artist and designer whose creative path has long been inspired by the intersection of architecture, sculpture, and industrial design. Born in Vicenza, Carollo came of age amidst a city defined by Palladian grandeur and architectural rigor—formative surroundings that now echo in his work. Over his celebrated career, he has collaborated with prestigious European design houses and consistently pushed the boundaries of minimalism, bringing emotional gravitas to clean lines and silent geometries.

Carollo’s Dolmen sideboard is a striking manifestation of his aesthetic language—where simplicity is never simplistic, and every curve carries intent. At first glance, Dolmen’s structure speaks in essential volumes: grounded by a robust wooden base, its frame channels a sculptural calm. Yet it’s the movement within the doors—alternating between soft curves and precise edges—that injects rhythm, almost like visual poetry. This interplay creates an architectural tension, evoking chiaroscuro, the classical technique of light and shadow, updated here with contemporary restraint. For Carollo, the Dolmen wasn’t just about storage; it was about storytelling. The rounded profiles are a nod to ancient stone formations, while the available tops in wood, ceramic, or marble allow the piece to respond to diverse environments, from urban lofts to quiet countryside villas.

With the Dolmen sideboard, Naturedesign reaffirms its mastery in sculpting the raw poetry of natural materials into timeless, architectural forms. The brand’s unwavering dedication to material integrity, artisanal craftsmanship, and a minimalist yet emotive design language shines through every detail. Rooted in the traditions of northern Italy yet forward-looking in vision, Naturedesign continues to define a new era of sustainable luxury—where form follows feeling, and every creation is a quiet celebration of nature’s enduring elegance.