Lithea

Cannitu takes inspiration from bamboo, its visual cadence, and the spontaneous geometry of reed beds. This wall cladding is born from the intersection of formal rigour and organic nature: a base slab, marked by vertical lines that evoke the irregular grain of the stalks, serves as the starting point for a composition in full relief. An element in three dimensions with diagonally cut ends emerges from the surface, accentuating the depth of the plane and recreating the knotted, living structure of the stem. The design grows upwards, following the natural orientation of bamboo: stalks of varying heights alternate freely, forming an ensemble that recalls the uneven, vital movement of a thicket. Where the reeds end before the upper limit, the flat ribbed module fills the empty spaces, restoring balance and completeness to the overall composition.