Brutalism, at its core, is an architectural movement defined not by coldness, but by clarity — a commitment to form, material, and structure stripped of excess. Its name comes from béton brut, or “raw concrete,” but its spirit lies in revealing the essence of things: honest, bold, and unapologetically solid. Monolithic draws from this language of weight and geometry, but introduces warmth through color, texture, and scale.A sculptural object shaped by the language of Brutalism — bold, geometric, and unapologetically solid. But here, the weight of the form meets the softness of color. Part of an ongoing collection exploring Brutalism not as cold or rigid, but as a canvas for modern expression — where heavy forms are balanced by unexpected colors, inviting both weight and warmth into the dialogue of design. An object where structure holds presence, and color brings it to life. From bathroom to workspace, each piece is designed to elevate the everyday — grounding ritual in form, and giving sculptural presence to the objects that live with us.