This console was obtained by assembling two hand-carved blocks of Albizia wood, from the Seychelles. Created with the traditional sculpture techniques of subtraction, the two organic shapes blend together to form a sinuous and solid structure.

Mama’s organic shape was obtained from wooden blocks of Albizia wood. This sculpted table was produced exclusively for Les Ateliers Courbet in New York. Seen from above, the sculpture evokes a soft maternal figure. The piece demonstrates the excellent craftsmanship skills present in all of Mauro’s work.

Hand-sculpted from a single block of Albizia wood, this long chair is representative of Mauro Mori’s continuous investigation into the sensuous and organic forms that make up his art furnishings.

The Quinque console is composed of a set of brass 'stones', formed and shaped by beating sheet brass panels. Through research and innovation, Mauro was able to create a massive but lightweight metal object. He has since adapted this technique for several other works.

The Tres Black side table was made from wrought brass and is characterised by its massive organic form. Tres Black is a limited edition of only nine, and was produced exclusively for Les Ateliers Courbet in New York. Its innovative shape and texture demonstrate the excellent craftsmanship skills present in all of Mauro’s work.