Born of the Alps

Inspired by Ancient Greek Architecture

During the Mesozoic era, sediment from rivers was deposited on the ocean floor. Over time, tectonic compression folded these layers into the mighty Alps.
Snow swept over glaciers, wind weathered the rock, and time etched its mark. After hundreds of millions of years, the Alps emerged—a natural gallery of geologic forms, revered as the true exhibition hall of Earth’s terrain.

This rugged mountain range, rich with stone, became a key source of material for iconic European architecture—from the Parthenon to the Acropolis to the Arc de Triomphe—each telling stories of glory and civilization.

Drawing inspiration from ancient Greek stonework, Cardamia reinterprets classical elegance through modern materials.