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Casa Cedo

Created in collaboration with Quiet Studios, Casa Cedo is a bespoke interior design project inspired by the botanical world and the beauty of flowers. Through handmade ceramic tables, custom sculptural lighting and flower-inspired decorative objects, Lava Earth Objects brings organic forms and artisanal craftsmanship into the hotel's interiors. A collection of unique ceramic pieces and bespoke details designed specifically for a hospitality space in Porto, Portugal.

Created in collaboration with interior design studio Quiet Studios, Casa Cedo is a bespoke design project that celebrates the botanical world, with flowers as its central inspiration. Drawing from nature and vintage botanical illustrations, the project translates organic shapes and floral forms into a collection of handmade ceramic objects, custom lighting and decorative elements designed specifically for the hotel.

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In the hotel lounge, three bespoke tables feature ceramic tabletops composed of individually cut tiles, assembled like a jigsaw puzzle to create unique floral-inspired compositions. Complementing the tables are sculptural black lamps shaped like flowers, combining functional lighting with an expressive decorative presence.

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The botanical concept continues throughout the guest rooms, where custom-designed, plant-inspired bedside lamps introduce organic shapes and handcrafted details into the interiors. Each of the hotel's eight rooms is also distinguished by a unique flower-shaped sign, extending the floral identity into every corner of the project.

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Through handmade ceramics, bespoke lighting and custom decorative objects, Casa Cedo demonstrates how artisanal craftsmanship and sculptural design can become an integral part of hospitality interiors, creating a cohesive visual identity and a distinctive experience for guests.

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The project reflects Lava Earth Objects' approach to bespoke interior design: creating unique ceramic pieces, sculptural objects and custom-made elements that bring materiality, character and a sense of individuality to residential and hospitality spaces.

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