Poetry of the Elm and Poppies

In this evocative setting, the elm wood comes from the Casera Elm selection, a collection that includes a native, non-cultivated wood, grown spontaneously in European forests. This wood contains the power of wild nature and, at the same time, echoes a familiar landscape. Almost a tamed beauty, warm and reassuring.

Characterized by a varied grain, with warm and light tones that flow into shades ranging from honey to sweet tobacco, Casera Elm presents a vibrant texture that alternates compact areas with light flame-like patterns, which generate a natural brightness: conceived as an active part of the spatial composition, the Casera Elm surface welcomes and amplifies the visual narrative of the inlay.

With vibrant force, from the surface emerges a field of poppies, an image of beauty that looms with disarming sincerity, overwhelming and ephemeral. The poppies, made with a reddish wood, mahogany and teak, complementary in colour and density, were precisely engraved using high-definition laser technology. In this piece, the elm surface becomes matter that speaks, capable of generating a beautiful dialogue between nature, memory, and design.

The result is an intense composition, where every detail – from the irregular grain to the material choice of the inlays – contributes to the definition of an inner landscape. A creative project, Poetry of the Elm and Poppies, that does not seek effect, but the experience of presence, where the surface tells a story and the space evokes emotion.