Pimar Brings Italian Limestone Furniture to 101domus

Pimar Brings Italian Limestone Furniture to 101domus

Few materials carry as much quiet authority as natural stone, and few Italian companies have worked it for as long as Pimar. Based in Salento, in Apulia, Pimar has shaped limestone since 1880 and now joins the 101domus platform with Italian limestone furniture that spans sculptural tables, coffee tables, consoles, stools, bookcases and vases. For architects, interior designers and FF&E buyers specifying stone for residential and hospitality projects, the Pimar brand page now gathers the whole range in one place.

What sets Pimar apart is control of the chain. The company manages the entire process, from extraction in its own 40-hectare quarries to the creation of architectural, design and bathroom elements, so the process stays in its own hands from block to finished piece. That continuity is what allows a limestone table to keep the unique veining of the stone it came from, and it is why Pimar pieces read as objects of material first and decoration second.

From Salento Quarries to Finished Stone

Pimar’s limestone is shaped with advanced technology and finished by hand by master stone artisans. The balance matters: machines deliver the precise geometry that contemporary design asks for, while hand finishing preserves the tactile surface and the natural variations in white, beige and grey that make every piece slightly different from the next. The company works to the quality management standard UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 and its products carry CE marking, details that help specifiers who need reassurance when a stone element enters a project.

Pimar stone has also been used in projects by internationally renowned architects such as Renzo Piano and Steven Holl, a reference that speaks to its architectural credentials as much as its furniture. On 101domus the same material appears in four design lines, Geo, Fuente, Ondulation and Messapo, each built around a different idea of how a block of limestone can become furniture.

Because Pimar produces architectural and bathroom elements as well as furniture, one supplier can speak to several parts of a project, from architectural details to the table at the centre of a room, which keeps the material consistent and the coordination simple.

Geo, Fuente and Messapo: Sculptural Tables, Consoles and Modular Storage

The Geo family is built from pure geometric volumes. The Geo XL table is its larger, more architectural member: a circular top resting on a monolithic inverted cone base, carved in Pimar’s characteristic white, beige and grey stone and presented for dining rooms, lounges, terraces and hospitality settings. The Geo C coffee table belongs to a set of four sculptural tables created from the same pure volumes, each carved from natural Lecce stone.

The Fuente Console, designed by Aretai, comes from the Fuente collection and its elliptical geometries. A long curved top rests on two semicircular vertical blocks, giving hallways, reception areas and boutique interiors a piece with strong architectural presence and a neutral palette that adapts to many styles. For storage, the Messapo L modular bookcase, designed by NOII Studio and crafted in beige limestone, belongs to the Messàpo collection, a modular system that can be configured in many ways for indoor and outdoor spaces.

Ondulation, Monolithus and the Wider Pimar Range

The Ondulation collection, designed by Matali Crasset, started from a digital animation project called d_fuse05, where virtual forms inspired a series of undulating stone structures. The Ondulation Table translates that idea through the artisanal stone-turning technique into a dynamic stacked geometry reminiscent of fluid architectural towers, handcrafted entirely in beige Pimar stone. The Monolithus table, designed by Apospersano, pairs beige stone with a refined wooden top in a sculptural elliptical form.

Beyond tables, the Pimar catalogue on 101domus extends to stools, vases, lamps, planters and braziers, so a single stone language can run from a dining room to a terrace. Specifiers can start from the Pimar tables and move on to coffee tables, consoles and accessories.

Ordering Pimar Limestone Furniture Through 101domus

For hospitality and residential projects, Pimar stone offers something rare in contract furniture: a natural material with a supply chain controlled from quarry to finished piece, and a design vocabulary that works indoors and out. 101domus acts as the single point of contact for architects, designers and trade buyers: catalogues, price lists and 3D models are available on request, finishes, materials and sizes can be discussed with each quote, lead times are confirmed in the quotation, and shipping is arranged worldwide. Prices on 101domus start from about €1,300 for the Ondulation stool.

To go deeper into Pimar on 101domus, see the Pimar brand page, the Pimar tables, and pieces such as the Geo XL table and the Fuente Console.