Designed by Xavier Lust
Virgo is a structure which becomes a bookcase but, in fact, leads us to think about concave and convex surfaces relation as about the energy of a tightrope. The composition of force is clearly expressed in the final equilibrium. The sculptural form of Virgo makes it usable both on the wall and, above all, as centre-room.
Finishes:
Structure in aluminium anodized black
Dimensions:
W1200 x D300 x H2000 mm
$2,200
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