Greg Natale | Lily Candle Holder Brass

GREG NATALE

Greg Natale | Lily Candle Holder Brass

$180.00 AUD
Material

With softly undulating edges reminiscent of floating lily pads, the Lily Candle Holder brings a sculptural elegance to any surface. Cast as a high-polished dish, the Lily Candle Holder is delicate balance of modernist sensibilities and organic design.

Influenced by biomorphic design, the Pietra series is comprised of objects inspired by naturally occurring shapes and textures. The result is a collection of refined yet tactile objects that enhance a space with effortless sophistication.

Brand: Greg Natale
Product:

Lily Candle Holder
Material:

Brass

  • Each piece is available in your choice of lacquered or unlacquered brass.
    Lacquered brass features a protective coating, preserving its luminous polish and contemporary appeal. In contrast, unlacquered brass is left to develop a natural patina over time — evolving with its environment to reveal a warmer, more lived-in character. Select the finish that best complements your aesthetic and desired sense of permanence.
Dimensions:

L11 x W11 x H2cm | L4.3 x W4.3 x H1”

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Pietra Collection

An evolution of Greg Natale’s sculptural language, The Pietra Collection introduces a new chapter in collectible décor. Launching in 2025, the series explores the dialogue between organic form and architectural geometry — a study in how nature and design converge through time, touch, and intention.

Comprising three original designs — Pietra, Lily, and Pila — the collection captures the raw beauty of Australia’s coastal landscapes, reinterpreted through Natale’s precise, architectural lens. Each piece is conceived as a modern relic: tactile, timeless, and imbued with a quiet sense of movement.

Each work bears the traces of its making — an interplay between deliberate craftsmanship and the unpredictability of material. The result is a collection that feels both discovered and designed; sculptural objects that speak to the enduring dialogue between art, design, and nature.

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