Where stone
becomes art
The world's most celebrated designers and artists choose ARCA stone for their most ambitious work. Step inside their collaborations — and find the language for your own.
Stone, in the hands
of visionaries
From Vincent Van Duysen's quiet monoliths to Kelly Wearstler's sculptural forms, ARCA's natural stone has shaped some of the most talked-about pieces in contemporary design and art. These are a few of them.
The Los Angeles tastemaker’s Nudo collection is pure sculptural tension — raw and refined surfaces of ARCA stone, balanced with her unmistakable hand.
A tribute to the volcanic landscape of Jalisco, La Gavilana draws on ARCA stone to echo the raw geology of agave country — earthen, elemental, unmistakably Mexican.
The Belgian master of serene minimalism shapes ARCA stone into quiet, monumental forms — Gravitas, where weight and stillness become beauty.
The award-winning New York studio brings ARCA stone into timeless, tactile interiors — the Eterna series, where natural material anchors quietly luxurious space.
The Italian architect’s Mono Collection distills furniture to a single material gesture — monolithic pieces cut from solid ARCA stone, where restraint becomes the statement.
The Berlin-based artist bends perception with stone — Pretty Pity sets ARCA marble into orbits of weight and illusion, where solid material seems to question its own gravity.
The American conceptual artist carves memory and meaning into marble — monumental works where the stone’s own history becomes part of the message.
The conceptual artist scores text and erasure into ARCA stone — Eroded Language, where words wear away into the surface and meaning is left to weather.
A second movement in the Nudo dialogue — Wearstler returns to raw and polished ARCA stone, pushing the collection’s sculptural tension further.
Design something
worth remembering
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