Sofia Venetucci
ESCAMA is a collection of stools made in collaboration with Virô, a company that collects leftover materials from the scenography industry.
The project explores new uses for textiles in furniture design by combining material reuse with construction experimentation. The pieces are built from metal frames covered with felt, an industrial leftover originally used as temporary flooring in corporate events.
The surface is created by cutting hundreds of felt circles and layering them by hand, forming a dense, tactile skin that resembles scales, elements that, in nature, cover, protect, and adapt. More than simple upholstery, this process results in an expanded tapestry, where textiles are not just a finish but a volumetric and expressive construction.
The colour palette reflects the diverse origins of the reused felt, each tone carrying traces of its previous life. ESCAMA invites a closer look at what we discard, revealing the poetic and sensorial potential of the ephemeral.
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