The Glamora collections stylishly and uniquely combine disparate sources of inspiration and artistic codes, reinterpreting them with a contemporary slant. The aim is to create a design that places as much emphasis on aesthetics as it does on the use and concept of the project. Glamora’s Collection X is a new take on the themes of nature, materials, and craftsmanship, evoking a bygone era. It has reinvented new classics for the digital age. Primitive art, brutalist architecture, artist Costantino Nivola’s sand casting technique, raw earth and plastic arts become the starting point for designs with accentuated textures. Basket weaving and wicker chairs, a statement of craftsmanship that peaked in popularity in the 1970s, is combined with marble, textiles, and marbling for a more modern look. Nature makes an appearance through suffused, faint, and fluid landscapes, plants, enormous flowers, and the use of natural wood and stone. The collection experiments with light to create fascinating, changeable reflections and refractions within the spaces.