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Alban Roger x (Í)nterval
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Stele Wall Sconce| 2025
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The Stele light was imagined as a line drawn through space, at once functional and meditative. At 55 inches, its elongated form emphasizes the purity of line, becoming a piece that feels both minimal and monumental. Like the ancient steles that stood as markers of memory, this work transforms light into presence: the dual layers of illumination creating shifting depth and atmosphere, animating the wall it inhabits. Conceived within Interval’s language of temporal convergence, it oscillates between retro nostalgia and speculative futurism.
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@Albanrgr

Alban Roger x (Í)nterval
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New York-based, French-born Designer and Creative Director. In 2020 he, transitioned from a vast career in fashion to curatorial and creative direction roles within the realm of collectible design. He has imagined exhibitions and immersive shows, that lead him to curate and art direct the award-winning 2023 Design Miami Villa Albertine x Mobilier National booth, which received the “Best Special Project” award. He also recently debuted a line of collectible objects, which, in just a few months, has been featured in galleries such as Amélie du Chalard and Love House.
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@Albanrgr

Alban Roger x (Í)nterval
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Stele Wall Sconce| 2025
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The Stele light was imagined as a line drawn through space, at once functional and meditative. At 55 inches, its elongated form emphasizes the purity of line, becoming a piece that feels both minimal and monumental. Like the ancient steles that stood as markers of memory, this work transforms light into presence: the dual layers of illumination creating shifting depth and atmosphere, animating the wall it inhabits. Conceived within Interval’s language of temporal convergence, it oscillates between retro nostalgia and speculative futurism.
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@Albanrgr

Monica Sordo x (Í)nterval
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Peninsula Armchair | 2025
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The Peninsula Armchair is an evolution of one of the designer’s most iconic jewelry pieces—translated into a larger, sculptural format as collectible furniture. As the name suggests, the armchair is a design exploration rooted in the geography of Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, the designer’s homeland, where dramatic mountains meet the endless sea. This striking landscape—where land and water collide in bold, natural contrast—served as the foundation for her ongoing exploration of organic, asymmetrical forms. The result is a piece that blurs the line between functional furniture and artistic expression, echoing the contours and spirit of her Caribbean roots.This piece marks the designer’s debut in the world of collectible furniture and will be presented for the first time at Collectible Art Fair in New York City. With the Peninsula Armchair, she brings her sculptural language from the world of jewelry into a new scale—creating an object that is both a continuation and an expansion of her creative universe.
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@Monicasordo

Monica Sordo x (Í)nterval
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SORDO©️ is a line of collectible creations in fluid dialogue with design, artisanship and culture, founded by New York-based Venezuelan born Monica Sordo. Design as the expression that bridges forms and techniques sits at the heart of Monica’s artistic process. Fueled by innovation and experimentation, soul and precision, her creations are reminiscent of her Caribbean memories and deeply influenced by the minimalistic lines of her modern, Latin American heritage. The study of voluminous shapes, organic textures and dynamic proportions—distinctively present across her jewelry practice—are now further advanced with the development of sculptural objects of desire (sordo will be officially launching her first furniture design during the fair).
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@Monicasordo

Monica Sordo x (Í)nterval
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Peninsula Armchair | 2025
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The Peninsula Armchair is an evolution of one of the designer’s most iconic jewelry pieces—translated into a larger, sculptural format as collectible furniture. As the name suggests, the armchair is a design exploration rooted in the geography of Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, the designer’s homeland, where dramatic mountains meet the endless sea. This striking landscape—where land and water collide in bold, natural contrast—served as the foundation for her ongoing exploration of organic, asymmetrical forms. The result is a piece that blurs the line between functional furniture and artistic expression, echoing the contours and spirit of her Caribbean roots.This piece marks the designer’s debut in the world of collectible furniture and will be presented for the first time at Collectible Art Fair in New York City. With the Peninsula Armchair, she brings her sculptural language from the world of jewelry into a new scale—creating an object that is both a continuation and an expansion of her creative universe.
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@Monicasordo

Maurizio Bianchi Mattioli x (Í)nterval
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Sella Stool | 2025
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This custom-designed stainless steel stool is a study in refined geometry and sculptural precision, handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail. Its design explores the interplay of curves and planes, with three seamless, polished steel panels rising from the ground to form a stable yet visually light base. The seat, delicately curved, introduces a sense of fluidity that contrasts with the sharp linearity of its supporting structure. Every angle and surface reflects light differently, emphasizing the purity of the material and the elegance of its form. Minimal yet bold, the stool embodies a balance of function and artistry — a piece that merges architectural rigor with a contemporary, almost futuristic aesthetic.
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@Studio_MBM_

Maurizio Bianchi Mattioli x (Í)nterval
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Studio MBM is a multidisciplinary design practice based in New York, founded and led by the Venezuelan-born Maurizio Bianchi Mattioli. With a diverse and international portfolio, Studio MBM spans a broad range of design scales, from meticulously crafted objects and furniture to transformative interior renovations and visionary ground-up architecture. The studio’s approach is deeply rooted in a rigorous conceptual framework that draws from design theory, geometry, and architectural history. Known for its bold experimentation with materials and textures, Studio MBM integrates innovative applications into every project, regardless of size. At the heart of Studio MBM is a profound respect for culture. The practice consistently engages with the realms of art, fashion, and the local context, infusing each project with a sensitivity to its unique environment and narrative.
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@Studio_MBM_

Maurizio Bianchi Mattioli x (Í)nterval
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Sella Stool | 2025
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This custom-designed stainless steel stool is a study in refined geometry and sculptural precision, handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail. Its design explores the interplay of curves and planes, with three seamless, polished steel panels rising from the ground to form a stable yet visually light base. The seat, delicately curved, introduces a sense of fluidity that contrasts with the sharp linearity of its supporting structure. Every angle and surface reflects light differently, emphasizing the purity of the material and the elegance of its form. Minimal yet bold, the stool embodies a balance of function and artistry — a piece that merges architectural rigor with a contemporary, almost futuristic aesthetic.
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@Studio_MBM_

Arthur Vallin x (Í)nterval
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Testarossa Console | 2025
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This console pays tribute to Leonardo Fioravanti and the visionary team at Pininfarina who unveiled the unforgettable Ferrari Testarossa (Type F110) in Paris in 1984. Finished in cream, the piece reinterprets the iconic side strakes that defined the car’s silhouette and cemented its place in design history.In homage to the Testarossa’s legendary V12, the console is constructed from twelve distinct sections—each one balancing the raw sculptural presence of furniture with the precision of mechanical engineering.The surface is coated in layers of high-gloss automotive lacquer, achieving the same lustrous depth and mirror finish as a pristine car body.
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@Arthur_Vallin_

Arthur Vallin x (Í)nterval
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A design practice led by French multidisciplinary creative director Arthur Vallin, encompassing object design and installations. Always in search of a new balance between shapes and spaces, innovative manufacturing processes, and visual impact. In 2012, he joined Harley & Company as a partner to develop the creative department. He expanded the studio’s capabilities, creating award-winning projects like immersive experiences.
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@Arthur_Vallin_

Arthur Vallin x (Í)nterval
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Testarossa Console | 2025
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This console pays tribute to Leonardo Fioravanti and the visionary team at Pininfarina who unveiled the unforgettable Ferrari Testarossa (Type F110) in Paris in 1984. Finished in cream, the piece reinterprets the iconic side strakes that defined the car’s silhouette and cemented its place in design history.In homage to the Testarossa’s legendary V12, the console is constructed from twelve distinct sections—each one balancing the raw sculptural presence of furniture with the precision of mechanical engineering.The surface is coated in layers of high-gloss automotive lacquer, achieving the same lustrous depth and mirror finish as a pristine car body.
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@Arthur_Vallin_