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Faina
Ztista Indoor Console, designed by Victoria Yakusha, is a plastic silhouette and slightly primitive form of ZTISTA furniture line for the indoor console. The support and upcycled steel frame are in a blend of cellulose, clay, flax fiber, wood chips, and biopolymer cover. The console's design is a cultural inspiration bridging links between a sustainable approach to contemporary living and the spiritual relations of ancestors with nature. ZTISTA is a Ukrainian word for made of dough.
Gallotti & Radice
Navigli B Shelving System, designed by Massimo Castagna, is a bookcase/shelving system with a hand-burnished copper structure and shelves. The hand-burnished copper finish looks naturally spotted and irregular. Due to this craft-made processing, each product is unique and exclusive. It is a perfect addition to a bedroom to display artifacts.
Man of Parts
Situated between the town and coast, Surfside Drive curves to follow the natural contours of Nantucket’s harbour and the primary building material of its coastal architecture. Reflecting the bends and curves of the street, Workshop/APD’s rounded design nest or stand alone.
Man of Parts
Wynwood’s building exteriors serve as a canvas for cutting-edge works from leading fine artists, graffiti artists, and muralists. Synonymous with the neighborhood’s vibrant murals, Sebastian Herker disguises abstraction in the Wynwood console. The visual language of the carved shapes, forms, and lines balance spontaneity and structure.
Man of Parts
Wynwood’s building exteriors serve as a canvas for cutting-edge works from leading fine artists, graffiti artists, and muralists. Synonymous with the neighborhood’s vibrant murals, Sebastian Herker disguises abstraction in the Wynwood console. The visual language of the carved shapes, forms, and lines balance spontaneity and structure.
Hessentia
Luke coffee tables with rounded shapes and corners perfectly match the soft look of the Lowell modular sofa. They are available in a glossy finish, but always with a marble top.
Christopher Duffy
The Flying Saucer coffee table combines vibrant pop colours and patterns in nostalgia-drenched, maximalist fashion. A statement design that refuses to follow convention and serves as a constant reminder to live one’s life to the fullest – go bigger, go bolder, be adventurous, have fun and don’t take life too seriously!
Christopher Duffy
An irregular, rock-like configuration splits apart to form the base. Each structure echoes the other’s form, emphasising where they were once joined together
EMMEMOBILI
UFO TT, designed by EMMEMOBILI. During these twenty years of production, the UFO TT coffee table has become a great classic. Its elegant timeless shape, the perfect execution technique and the meticulous details of its components have transformed it over time into a formal reference for the world of contemporary furniture. The particularity of the design of the shell of the undertop, its invisible and perfectly studied connection with the top, as well as the connection with the finely flared truncated conical central foot, have so far been interpreted in numerous materials and finishes.
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Birignao, designed by EMMEMOBILI. The different volumes that form Birignao, from the base to the top, play by merging to create a single table. Its pure geometries harmoniously overlap forming a succession of curves and refined elements.
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Antinomia, designed by EMMEMOBILI. It could balance their strength so that their shapes, their materials, their peculiarities, so precious, but so different, can dialogue harmoniously. It is from this research that the Antinomia coffee table was born, made up of two founding elements, a monolithic base and a large shaped support surface, elements that like an oxymoron manage to live in a unicuum and enhance each other. The more particular and fragmented forms are combined with the more regular and sober ones in order to create a mix of elements which, despite having the same semantics, manage to furnish without being excessive.
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Sparkle, designed by EMMEMOBILI. Sparkle was also born to be an architectural element that can, also developed on great heights, be used as a partition wall for large rooms. An object that can therefore also become a design element, which is characterized by almost ethereal surfaces whose thicknesses are enhanced and embellished by the insertion of a brass profile that gives precious but never blatant flashes to the materiality of the wood. The vertical elements have been designed in such a way as to enhance the possibilities of the double-sided use of Sparkle and have been shaped in such a way as to be able to accommodate different types of coverings. A great versatility that allows the object to fit into different contexts.
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LAMA, designed by EMMEMOBILI. Lama, with a dual personality, can be placed on the wall or positioned free-standing in the center of the room, to be appreciated in all its details. The shaped foot, a distinctive feature of the object, fits diagonally into the body of the furniture from the floor to the top, emphasizing the formal value of the product.
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In-Finito, designed by EMMEMOBILI. The In-Finito cabinet is a container, library and boiserie at the same time. A horizontal wooden wing houses different containing elements, such as chests of drawers, compartments with doors and open spaces of different widths, enriched by the presence of a wainscoting backdrop. In-Finito constitutes a real system, in multiple dimensions and finishes, because it can be combined, stacked and replicated, in fact, infinitely.
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Fractal, designed by EMMEMOBILI. The design from which the Fractal furniture series originates is inspired by fractal geometry. A geometric object that repeats itself in its shape and on different scales, enlarging or thinning, while keeping a figure similar to the original. The term "fractal" comes from the Latin fracturedi.e. broken. Indeed, Fractal sees the repetition of linear wooden elements, shaped in their section, which follow one another facing each other in different and slight inclinations that make the composition decidedly plastic but, at the same time, vibrant. To enrich the FRACTAL furniture family comes Fractal sideboard whose design plays with the juxtaposition of three-dimensional elements with a triangular or trapezoidal section and flat parts that are interposed in order to generate a movement that tends to infinity.
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Evolution, designed by EMMEMOBILI. Born from the Evolution family, Evo-Mod embodies the concept of furniture evolution in a modern key. Its pure, rigorous and rational forms are enhanced and played down by a play of metal surfaces that embellish the product.
