Coki Barbieri is an architect and designer based in the hills of Rimini, Italy. Founded in 2017, her studio creates sculptural objects that bring the quiet strength of stone and the luminosity of glass into contemporary interiors.

Each piece begins with rare fragments of Italian rocks — stones usually overlooked by conventional home décor — transformed into a fully natural mineral composite, cement-free and free of synthetic resins or industrial binders, developed after years of research in sustainable design. Every object is sculpted by hand and completed with flame-worked borosilicate glass, shaped exclusively by a trusted Italian glassmaster working closely with Barbieri.

Guided by ancient Roman stonecraft techniques reinterpreted through contemporary design, the studio creates patented, small-batch works — vases, bookends, centerpieces, and lighting that merge timeless craftsmanship with material innovation.

The production follows a regenerative philosophy — powered by solar and wind energy, free from petrochemical binders and industrial resins — and has been recognized internationally, including the Green Product Award 2020.

Each piece carries the depth of Italian geology, the precision of architectural design, and the care of a slow, ethical production cycle — sought after by collectors, interior designers, and galleries worldwide.