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Designed by Archirivolto
Dudu stands out for its combination of visual simplicity and core strength. Inspired by the outdoor lifestyle, Dudu captures light and shadows with its woven details.
Finishes:
Structure in metal with rope, top in veneer in walnut or stained oak
Dimensions:
DIA380 x H410 mm
$860.00
Nara metamorphosis, transformation there are many ways that draw designers to invent forms from nature, imagining new scenarios. Nara is inspired by a decontextualized leaf to make your life easy.
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Nembo is a type of cloud that forms over the sea. The designer Archirivolto created this piece while imagining a sunset and a seagull with outstretched wings acting as a bridge between the sea and the sky. The form of Nembo is clean and precise with the detail on the bottom of the base that […]
Agata is elegant and timeless, thanks to the minimalist design and its innovative concept of comfort. A true protagonist of your living room in terms of appearance and functionality. Creates well-being for your convivial moments inspired by nature.
FUNGO side table’s lively design reflects a stylish and elegant attitude toward life. Its lacquered color separation and varying heights reflect the sophistication of traditional techniques and the diversity of contemporary design. The tray-like side table has the practical detail of a utensil and comes in a variety of colors and sizes.
Swan is a multifunctional piece of furniture: a single bent glass sheet that blends perfectly with other contemporary furnishing complements, also thanks to the possibility of choosing among several colour options.
$4,850.00
Inspired by the stability of Greek geometries and the fluidity of Asian ink painting, the CHAI sofa integrates sumptuous cushions within a volumed metallic lacquer frame, creating an elegant interplay of softness and rigidity. Adorned with oversized cushions, CHAI invites both sit and curling up. The CHAI sofa introduces a new lifestyle, designed with platformed […]
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Ancient houses used to be full of many helpful small objects. For putting ashes rather than for sewing, to serve rather than to expose: they punctuated dwelling spaces. Giuseppe Chigiotti, by designing “Ping”, thinks back to those times now passed, and creates a “servante” declined in two versions: Ping I. characterized by the function of […]