Sorrento Moon by plonc.

On Stone, Craters, and Deep Time

Sorrento Moon carries within its surface the quiet memory of lunar terrain. Its soft mineral body is marked by subtle concave reliefs that recall craters formed not through impact, but through the slow shaping of time and motion. Pale tracings move across the surface like valleys across the moon, drawing the eye inward and suggesting depth beyond appearance.

This surface is not an imitation of stone, nor a gesture toward marble. It is a reflection on material itself. On how texture holds history. On how surfaces register stillness, distance, and duration. Sorrento Moon proposes that design is not decoration, but the shaping of presence.

In the home, it does not behave as background. It stabilises a space, allowing calm to emerge through material restraint rather than visual assertion.

For architects, it opens a dialogue with geological scale and planetary memory. For homeowners, it creates interiors that feel grounded, reflective, and held in balance.

Sorrento Moon is an authored surface. Its value lies not in effect, but in orientation.

Material Notes

Colour register: Soft mineral beige with restrained white relief

Surface: Subtle concave texture with tonal variation

Format: 1200 × 600 mm

Thickness: 9 mm

Availability

Sorrento Moon remains in circulation under selective production conditions.

plonc. supplies through a small number of studios and collaborators.

Availability is intentional. Projects are considered individually.

An authored surface intended to support inhabitation, not spectacle.