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Designed by Marzia e Leo Dainelli
Ritratti are storage units in mdf veneered with toulipier wood with glossy and matt laquered finish. Sideboard version has 4 doors and 4 internal shelves, while the cupboard version has 2 doors and 4 internal shelves. Ritratti is an almost magical storage, with an asymmetric shape and the detail of the cut corner. Sharp lines, play of perspectives and strong colors, available in 2 combinations.
Finishes:
Base in metal, structure in phenolic wood with gloss or matt resin in a selection of colours
Dimensions:
W2150 x D520 x H800 mm
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Ritratti are storage units in mdf veneered with toulipier wood with glossy and matt laquered finish. Sideboard version has 4 doors and 4 internal shelves, while the cupboard version has 2 doors and 4 internal shelves. Ritratti is an almost magical storage, with an asymmetric shape and the detail of the cut corner. Sharp lines, […]
Closer is an armchair with iron structure painted matt black and supported feather cushion with removable cover, fixed in the leather version. A slender but very solid metal frame welcomes the large and enveloping cushion with generous shapes, offering the maximum level of comfort.
The Dreamers is a coffee table in solid walnut, ash and oak. Composed of drawers, with black metal base. The idea is based on highlighting that object which is commonly the container of our dreams.
$3,800.00$3,230.00
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Simple and contemporary lines defines the Lana collection characterized by its versatility. With an upholstered seat and back for comfort and a structure in wood or metal, Lana becomes a perfect piece for any space. The shape of its backrest plays with volumes and intersects with the structure giving it a particularly interesting aspect.