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Living Room
The most public room of the home, and the most forgiving. A single strong specimen here becomes a quiet centre of gravity — something the eye returns to across a long evening.
Labradorite
from $145· Study & Core Home
Turn it slowly and a hidden flash of blue and gold rises to the surface, then disappears.
Petrified Wood
from $160· Study & Core Home
A tree turned entirely to stone, its rings still legible after millions of years.
Carnelian
from $140Resolve · Core Home
A warm translucent orange that seems to hold a low, steady light of its own.
Fluorite
from $130Focus · Study & Core Home
Cubes grown at right angles, graded from green to violet, as if arranged on purpose.
Displaying in the Living Room
- Place a Core Home specimen where it can be seen from across the room, not only up close.
- Give it distance from clutter; a specimen needs breathing room to read as considered.
- A vitrine is useful here where dust and hands are more frequent.