UNFOUND OBJECTS is a collaboration between professionals from two entirely different fields, exploring form, material, and structure across different dimensions. Founded as an absolute dialogue between an architect and a jeweler, the studio operates under one absolute law: everything is architecture, only the scale shifts.

We view the world through its structural anatomy. From collectible monolithic furniture to almost every aesthetic detail that defines a building’s interior, our work bridges the gap between space and the body. We expand this vision onto the building’s exterior, creating art objects and sculptural elements for facades that exist at the intersection of architecture and pure art. We condense the monumentality of these macro structures into micro-architecture for the body, treating the smallest jewelry piece with the exact same structural weight.

Beneath the umbrella of the studio lives CHITIN—a jewelry direction inspired by nature’s hidden engineering. In the natural world, chitin forms the exoskeleton of insects, a microscopic framework that protects life and dictates shape.

We translate this biological geometry into metal. Our objects are not decorations; they are structural shells, modular grids, and wearable anatomy that exist in a continuous dialogue with the skin.

Importance is never defined by size. In an ecosystem, the smallest organisms maintain the ultimate balance.

In design, the principle remains: a single brooch chooses its territory on the body and redefines the entire visual identity. Just as a minor architectural or interior detail has the power to shift the character of an entire space, these small objects carry the weight of a monumental statement.

The studio brings together two distinct disciplines to create a singular vision. One operates with space and scale; the other commands material and precision.

We work exclusively with natural, authentic materials, focusing on their honest textures and hand-polished character. Driven by architectural curiosity, we are constantly exploring and discovering new, raw materials to integrate into our furniture design, testing their limits and structural capabilities. Every piece is conceived, drawn, and cast in the historic heart of Tbilisi, Georgia.