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Each collection explores a different way of revealing wood — its grain, textures and imperfections — in dialogue with materials such as tin, brass and gold leaf.
Unique pieces and small series, designed and made in the workshop.


To view the collection pages, click on the image.

Detail of a tin surface with irregular reliefs, Bany's Empreinte collection

Empreinte

Tin captures the reliefs of wood, stone and natural surfaces. Traces, striations and irregularities become patterns, transforming the material into a landscape.

Detail of a metal inlay following the grain of the wood, Bany's Aura collection

Aura

More subtle and luminous, this collection follows the natural movements of wood through metal inlays and touches of gold leaf. The decoration gradually reveals itself, unfolding with the gaze and the light.

Sculpture in boxwood, gold leaf and tin, Bany's Buxus collection

Buxus

Abstract sculptures in boxwood, gold leaf and tin.

They explore the intrinsic qualities of the material, allowing the wood’s unique characteristics to emerge. Knots, cracks and irregularities, usually perceived as flaws, become the fundamental elements of the composition. The form does not impose itself on the material: it emerges from a dialogue with it.