FURNITURE
Today, more than ever, the sofa is used by the single for consuming snacks or having dinner in front of the TV, activity condemned by the most because the posture is unsuitable for eating.
SR1 is a new type of furniture which derives from the fusion of 2 conventional profiles: that of a dinning table & chair and the one of a chaise-longue. SR1 shape blend to form one continuous surface which transits from the chaise-longue surface to the chair and the table top. Playing with soft and hard surfaces, the forwarded prolongation of the seat creates the table turning upside down.
With SR1 the single can enjoy a meal in front the TV properly sit as at the dining table and then slide on the comfortable chaise-lounge carrying on watching TV. The Crypton® suede cover is comfortable, stain-resistant and easy to clean just with a wipe, water-resistant and bacteria resistant.
POLTRONAPRIVATA
Is born from the concept of creating privacy in a public space.. but why not use it in a domestic space too?
The polystyrene bean bag covered in Alcantara ensures a maximum adjustable comfort.
The polyethylene shell body and table are coated with Axolotol Metal.
Polyethylene shell body and table coated with Axolotl Metal. table surface in Aluminium.
LIGHTING
SPOT
SPOT is born from the concept of moving an electrical light feature to
candlelight. The effect is a blending of this two creating an unusual
and vibrating spot light effect which reflects upwards while the body,
glowing in the dark, keeps the same candlelight ambience around the
object.
SPOT is particularly suitable for floors, staircases, highlighting
particular zones of the house or against the wall as well as all the
usual candlelight contexts.
COMPETITIONS
NOVELLA Wine Bottle
Semi finalist at Vetrerie Bruni "Progetto Millenio" Design Competition
Novella is new and different from any other wine bottle but it keeps
the same language of the classics. It is the result of research in
traditional and classic wine bottles and decanters.
NEW MATERIALS
Project developed in collaboration with Gerasimina Sarantopoulos
