Artist in Focus Louis Crombag

Person holding a slab of travertin against a blurred background

Artist in Focus: Louis Crombag

Pieces of travertin and a brush on a concrete floor

Two travertin candle holders on a white background

"The stones I utilize are initially leftovers from previous projects. Every piece, circle, and cylinder is a unique entity—never repetitive, ever."

- Louis Crombag

Man photographed from the back sitting on a wooden bench surrounded by trees and bushes

A Series of Stone Objects

Stone objects for the home created together with Dutch artist Louis Crombag. These stone objects blend sculpture with functionality. Meticulously shaped from a solid piece of natural travertine and lava stone, they show subtle indentations and expertly sculpted details while revealing the material’s raw characteristics.

Geometrical stack of travertin square trays

Man working on a piece of stone with a hammer

Man gluing a line of square travertin pieces together

Black lava stone candleholder with 6 tall candles in it against a tiled backdrop

A table with a composition of various travertin sculptural objects on it in different shapes and sizes

Endless compositions can be created by adding and rearranging multiple of the travertine objects, allowing for a continuous interplay of forms. Each piece is individually handcrafted in the south of the Netherlands, utilizing leftover travertine stone.

Black and white photo of a work place full of stacks of travertin stone

Two rustic looking spatulas stacked on a travertin plate

"There is always some form of incentive; in all things, there is reciprocity. There is no good without bad, no black without white. Everywhere is inspiration, and everything is also reversible in thought."

- Louis Crombag

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