The Onda bench originates from a single block of Brazilian granite, machined with precision to trace the suspended geometry of a wave caught between rest and motion. Guilherme Wentz, the São Paulo-based designer known for his dialogue between natural materials and sculptural form, treats the stone not as a surface but as a subject. The curve that defines Onda is not decorative. It is structural and philosophical, capturing the exact balance point where a wave neither rises nor falls. The granite's inherent markings do the rest: dark passages that suggest depth, white veins that read as foam, a material already in conversation with the sea before the hand of the maker intervenes. Carved from a single block of Brazilian granite CNC-machined curved surface with hand-finished details Black base with contrasting white stone veining Conceived as both functional object and sculptural work
