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The Koralli Collection
Year:
2025
Sculptural Art Collection
Sculptural art collection inspired by natural corals and the fragility of their ecosystem.
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Materials used for this collection include: clay (Candelabra), plaster, metal armatur, recyled paper, walnut off cuts re-laminated and carved, zebra wood veneer (Flower Sconce), and 24 karat gold leafing (Wall Sculpture).
Location
Berlin, Germany
Megan Bredlow with works from the Koralli Collection
Sculptural lighting and functional art pieces
Megan Bredlow stands among works from her Koralli Collection — a sculptural dialogue between material, form, and light. The ensemble includes the Koralli Flower Sconce, Koralli Pearl of Gold chandelier, Koralli Bi-Layer Sculptural Mirror, Koralli Wall Sculpture, and Koralli Candelabra — each hand-crafted from a fusion of recycled materials, reclaimed walnut off-cuts, and hand-sculpted plaster or clay.
Every piece in the collection is a meditation on contrast and renewal. The chandelier and candelabra are built entirely from hand-formed plaster and clay over lightweight, recycled armatures — their surfaces shaped, sanded, and refined to evoke coral’s mineral softness. In contrast, the mirror, flower sconce and wall sculpture also incorporate hand-laminated walnut off-cuts-shaped and carved into flowing forms, celebrating the tactile warmth and variation of repurposed wood.
Together these works form a living architecture of dualities: rigid and fluid, matte and luminous, organic and deliberate. They appear to grow naturally from one another — coral-like forms frozen mid-bloom. Through a process that values reuse and reinvention, Bredlow redefines material luxury as an expression of sustainability and care, transforming interior objects into living sculptures that unite function, fragility, and renewal.
