Pearls Column — Designed by Nicholas Oher

The Pearls Column transforms repetition into structure. Here, the sphere no longer supports the body—it supports the gaze. Its verticality emphasizes geometric rhythm, creating a piece that occupies space as a landmark: an almost architectural presence within the interior.

With the Pearls Column, Nicholas Oher expands the formal vocabulary of the collection by exploring the stacking of spheres as a structural axis. The result is a piece that moves between sculpture and functional object, balancing visual lightness with material solidity.

About the Piece

Composed of a precise sequence of individually turned and interconnected spheres, the column creates a continuous upward movement through repetition. It may serve as a pedestal for objects, a scenographic element, or a standalone focal point. Its elongated silhouette evokes a monumental necklace, reinterpreting the language of jewelry at an architectural scale.

Craftsmanship & Materials

Crafted from solid high-density hardwood, each sphere is individually turned and carefully integrated into the overall structure. The finish highlights the natural character of the wood, revealing its grain and tonal variations while reinforcing the piece’s three-dimensional presence.

The combination of precision machining and meticulous hand-finishing ensures both formal continuity and structural integrity, even within a composition that appears remarkably delicate.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 132 × 48 × 48 cm
• Wood Options: Timburi or Ebonized Timburi (Black)

Made to Order

Production Lead Time: 60 days + shipping