Handcrafted in our atelier from slabs of handpicked onyx stone, the Thalos Pedestal is a quiet study in material presence and restraint. In its unlit state, the stone appears calm and substantial, revealing soft ivory tones, honeyed veining, and gentle mineral formations shaped over geological time. Though visually solid, the material is naturally translucent, allowing light to pass through its structure when illuminated. Each surface carries subtle variations in texture and color, ensuring that every pedestal is a singular expression of the material.

The form is deliberately architectural: a vertical column defined by clean edges and composed proportions. Though visually monolithic, the pedestal is hollow at its core—a concealed gesture that lightens the mass and allows for internal illumination if desired. This hidden interior preserves the clarity of the form while offering the potential for transformation.

When illuminated, light moves through the stone’s translucent structure, revealing depth, warmth, and layered complexity from within. Whether left unlit as a quiet architectural presence or softly glowing as a luminous volume, the Thalos Pedestal exists at the intersection of object and architecture, bringing stillness, permanence, and material honesty to its surroundings.

Pedestals are sold without lighting.