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Designed by Pearson Lloyd
Orra is a sculptural seating collection that blends comfort and spatial clarity. With its flowing curves and varied back heights, Orra supports multiple seating postures while subtly shaping its surroundings. Designed to feel unified from every angle, it offers comfort without visual bulk?ideal for hospitality, workplace, or home settings.
$950.00
Part of the Iris series, this mirror comes with an integrated shelf, blending color, light, and structure for both function and visual impact.
$1,810.00
Inspired by the human iris, the poetic tables combine color, geometry, and reflection. Back-painted glass and graphic lines create layered depth and visual rhythm. They are functional pieces that straddle the boundary between art and design.
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Polar is inspired by the shear forms of the ice caps in the arctic seas, thus giving life to an extremely versatile seating system. The seats and backrests , characterized by their full and sheared forms can be coupled together in a variety of ways, creating numerous seating layouts or options. The system is completed […]
A lacquered metal base meets a top in glass, wood, ceramic or Materia, to give life to a tables collection with a distinctive personality and versatility in the setting, from home to contract spaces.
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.
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Forms that are lost in time, modeled by the erosion of the wind, sun and rain, become sculptures that almost seem to emerge from the ground._ Simple and primitive, smooth and perfectly polished, solitary or close to each other, united in a perfect joint._ Available in two sizes, the tables born from the creativity of […]
Designed in 1964, its name comes from the fact that it received the Silver Delta Award granted by the ADI?FAD in 1964