Assorted stone candleholders displayed at Amsterdam Fashion Week, showcasing varied textures and colors associated with stone candleholders amsterdam.

SolidNature and Sabine Marcelis Unveil Limited-Edition Stone Candleholders from Amsterdam Fashion Week Debut

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Written by Seth Sebastian

2026-09-28

Transforming Fashion into Collectible Design

Initially conceptualized as a fleeting display at Amsterdam Fashion Week 2026, SolidNature and designer Sabine Marcelis have translated their artistic vision into a unique series of collectible candleholders. Featuring exquisite stone candleholders, their extraordinary response to the collaborative installation at the event’s opening dinner led to the release of 400 exclusive stone pieces. These sculptural objects, originally part of a seamless visual gradient on a pristine white table, now offer versatility through modular setups that echo a flame’s fluid motion and color.

Close-up of a uniquely shaped, multicolored stone candleholder on display.
Stone candleholders arranged on a sleek, marble surface in a minimalist setting.

Crafting Stories in Stone Art

The partnership between SolidNature and Sabine Marcelis is marked by a deep focus on materials. Having previously impressed with their “Beyond the Surface” installation at Milan Design Week 2023, they return with this limited-edition collection that elevates stone into atmospheric art. Marcelis’ practice of integrating light, geometry, and materials is complemented by SolidNature’s expertise in sourcing and shaping rare stones, resulting in a collection that transforms natural elements into evocative design.

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Three stone candleholders in varying heights and colors on a light surface.

From Ephemeral Art to Timeless Collectibles

Originally exhibited with six stone types and various sizes, the elegant candleholders are now crafted in Honey Onyx and Sunset Dune Travertine. Honey Onyx’s translucent, warm orange hues diffuse light, illuminating internal mineral layers. Meanwhile, the earthy, red-toned Sunset Dune Travertine displays its ancient, porous texture. This commercial evolution reflects both materials’ unique geological histories while bringing their natural allure into contemporary spaces.

Textured stone candleholder with smooth lines and a reflective finish.

“Natural stone carries a history that no designer can replicate. Sabine Marcelis brilliantly brings this history into modern design objects, making hidden qualities visible,” says David Mahyari, owner of SolidNature. “The installation’s positive reception inspired us to create pieces that let users personalize their experiences. Like fashion collections, these candleholders embrace deliberate textures, patterns, colors, and forms, each making a bold statement.” The collection offers two stones in two sizes, each limited to 100 pieces.

Collection of stone candleholders, showcasing different materials and colors.

Exclusivity and Craftsmanship

Each sculptural candleholder, cut from a solid stone block, boasts a graceful curve accommodating three dinner candles. The stones’ natural veining creates unique linear or cloud-like patterns on each piece. Available in two lengths, 500 mm and 650 mm, with a width of 100 mm and a height of 150 mm, the four variations ensure no two are alike. These exclusive pieces can be purchased directly through the SolidNature webshop.

To see how limited editions work in another context, check out Philippe Maindron’s towering Eiffel sculpture which also showcases a unique artistic statement.

Detailed view of a single stone candleholder with unique veining patterns.
Stone candleholders presented on a reflective surface with soft lighting.
Multiple stone candleholders lined up for a design showcase event.
Candleholders made of stone, emphasizing their raw and polished textures.
Smoothly finished stone candleholder standing on a dark, reflective base.

Designing Dynamic Table Art

The fluid and colorful motif of flames inspired the candleholder concept, sharing its elegance with the original setup from Amsterdam Fashion Week’s opening dinner. Through their collaboration, @sabine_marcelis and SolidNature’s refined artistry advances thematic tableware into coveted art objects.

Roca Avant stone candleholder with avant-garde design elements and textures.
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Frequently asked questions

What inspired the stone candleholders by SolidNature and Sabine Marcelis?

The stone candleholders were inspired by the original setup from Amsterdam Fashion Week’s opening dinner, where a seamless visual gradient on a pristine white table showcased the pieces as part of a collaborative installation. Their fluid and colorful motif is inspired by flames, designed to offer versatility through modular setups.

What materials are used in the limited-edition candleholders?

The limited-edition candleholders are crafted from Honey Onyx and Sunset Dune Travertine. Honey Onyx has translucent, warm orange hues that diffuse light, while Sunset Dune Travertine showcases earthy, red-toned, porous textures.

How many exclusive stone candleholders are available for purchase?

There are 400 exclusive stone candleholders available for purchase, divided into four variations with each being limited to 100 pieces.