THE ATELIER
Where the mould is the design
A fiberglass piece is made twice: once as a plug and mould, once as the object. The first is the real design work.
Forms are modelled digitally, milled or hand-shaped as a plug, then faired until the reflection runs clean. Laminates are laid by hand for wall thickness where load asks for it. Everything after that is patience — filling, fairing, priming, blocking, painting, polishing. Nine people, one surface.
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FROM THE ATELIER FLOOR
HANDMADE, START TO FINISH
Nine pairs of hands. No production line.
The mould fixes the form; people make the piece. Every shell is laid up, trimmed, faired and polished by hand in our İzmir atelier — which is why the surface is seamless, and why lead time is weeks, not days.
Plugs shaped and faired by hand until reflections run straight.
STAGE 02Laminate laid by hand, layer by layer, thickness mapped to load.
STAGE 04Filled and block-sanded by hand — the longest stage.
STAGE 06Cut and polished by hand in four stages to the final finish.
STAGE 07