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DATSU by Van Rossum & Vito Boox

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VITO BOOX creates at the intersection of digital production and traditional craftsmanship. His work draws from natural processes such as growth, erosion and decay to propose a contemporary language of neo-ornamentalism, where form carries narrative and nature shapes meaning.

At Salone del Mobile Milano was the launch of VITO’s new designs for VAN ROSSUM.

The DATSU dining table translates the quiet logic of natural growth into a bold, sculptural form, where an oval top appears to rest effortless upon a central base of swelling, organic volume. Crafted in solid wood, it balances digital precision with the warmth of traditional craftsmanship, bringing a surreal yet grounded presence to the interior. A contemporary monument shaped by nature’s gentle force.

The DATSU stool distils the language of natural formation into a compact, sculptural object, its softened silhouette and fluid contours recalling matter shaped over time. Available in wood, ceramic or Terre Mêlée marble, it unites tactile richness with an almost elemental calm, blurring the boundary between functional piece and collected sculpture. Quietly expressive, with the poise of something grown rather than made.

Image: DATSU dining table oval and stools (solid wood) © Vito Boox

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