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Designed by Studio Sovet
Bridge is a line of tables, coffee tables, consoles and desks that introduces the charm of glass into different environments: living room, bedroom, domestic office and contract.
Finishes:
Structure in glass in clear, tinted smoke, lacquered or frosted lacquered in a selection of colours
Dimensions:
W600 x D600 x H460 mm W800 x D800 x H360 mm W1100 x D1100 x H360 mm
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A seating with an enveloping and comfortable shape that matches with elegance and simplicity the tables of Sovet’s collection. The Cadira chair wide selection of finishes complete the different types of structure making it adapt for any kind of public or private space.
Boston is a wall mirror that reflects an indepth search for simplicity and beauty. The lacquer finish of the frame, available in various colours, is applied to the back of the glass for an even shinier aspect. Available also in a totally mirrored finish.
Horizon mirror is bordered by an aluminium frame characterized by a thin moulding at the edge. The reflective surface is also available with a frosted finish that draws an horizon line, playing with light and proportions. The different available sizes and the wall swivel fixing allow to create different situations and compositions.
The ceramic or lacquered glass top of Toronto table is supported by a wooden base. The legs with the special “V” profile give a lively visual sense of lightness, while maintaining the solidity and strong presence of the overall structure.
$610.00
The Rise & Shine Wall Mirror utilises bold forms with an asymmetrical composition to create an unfolding feature within any space. A softening oak centre point allows the mirror and brass components to push and pull against each other, providing an ever-changing point of reflection. Whether employed for different functions, or simply to create an […]
The Clessidra mirror, with its soft lines and its sanded frame, can be positioned with different orientations. It assumes a new functional feature in the table and free-standing versions. Because it is not possible to stop time, but choosing how to look into the mirror while time passes by is.
Two industrial-inspired elements that merge in a composition that reminds a railway crossing. This is the basic design idea of Cross, a table that represents a meeting point between the concepts of stability and dynamism, strength and harmony, thought and material.