Celestial Disorder

$12,516.00 USD

Finish

Celestial Disorder draws on the idea of a universe in which seemingly scattered elements find their own harmony.

Handcrafted in cast aluminium, its irregular, textured frame is punctuated by solid marble spheres of varying sizes. Each sphere is individually sculpted, revealing the stone’s natural colour and veining. These markings make every sphere distinct, bringing together different fragments of nature within one composition.

Arranged freely across the frame, the spheres resemble small planets following an unfamiliar constellation. Their placement gives the piece its particular balance: asymmetrical, instinctive and carefully considered. The texture of the aluminium contrasts with the smooth marble, giving the mirror a sculptural presence.

Reflection completes the work. The person standing before it becomes part of this imagined universe, alongside the light and space around them. While the frame and spheres remain fixed, the world within them continually changes.

Celestial Disorder is an expression of freedom, individuality and the unexpected beauty of elements coming together. It invites us to find harmony where none was planned.

Cast aluminium and solid marble

170 × 80 cm

Delivery and Returns

For your piece to arrive securely, a small fee has been added to the original price of this item for crating.

This piece will be dispatched within 6-7 weeks after order has been received.

Returns are applicable for upto 14 days after delivery and only applies for noncustomized items.

About the Artist

Maggy Monsef

Maggy Monsef is a Lebanese international interior and furniture designer specializing in high-end residential and hospitality interiors, as well as collectible furniture.

Her work is rooted in the belief that design can carry meaning beyond function. She approaches interiors and furniture through a dialogue between art, craftsmanship, material and emotion, creating pieces that are both sculptural and deeply personal. Her collections are handcrafted and often draw inspiration from themes of resilience, transformation, identity and cultural memory.

Over the years, she has had the opportunity to work on projects across Lebanon and internationally. Her work has received recognition through the International Property Awards and has been featured in Architectural Digest. In October 2025, she also participated in We Design Beirut, presenting her work within Lebanon’s growing contemporary design scene. More recently, her collectible furniture has been selected to join 1stDibs, the international platform for collectible design, art and exceptional objects.

Alongside her interior architecture practice, she has increasingly dedicated her work to collectible design, developing limited-edition furniture and objects that celebrate exceptional craftsmanship while telling stories through material and form.

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