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Designed by Luca Nichetto
At first glance, Lato resembles a sculpture, with its slim, oval or round table top balanced by an oval-shaped base. Striking, graphic and poetic, its purity of form is proof that simple is sophisticated. With Lato, Nichetto wanted to keep the simplicity and streamline into a timeless side table in a style that could easily be the centre of attention.
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$4,220.00
Sett is a series of accent tables showcasing the innate beauty of marble and glass, inspired by a jewellery technique, where precious gems are inlaid and precisely ÔsetÕ into a frame. Designed by Luca Nichetto, the look is sharp and sophisticated, alluding to the influence of Scandinavian functionalism infused with NichettoÕs Italian accent on objects […]
$5,980.00
In a daily life in which we easily move through virtual and remote interactions, Lilin sofa has been conceived as an invitation to communication and conviviality. The soft shapes and rounded lines of the seat and backrest suggest a welcoming feeling of comfort, while the curve of its structure places those who sit in a […]
$4,010.00
$450.00
Intended as a work of art, the Tabata lamp unites an industrial aesthetic with a warm light. Tabata was born after designer Luca Nichetto became intrigued by the idea of creating a lamp that appeared to float. Comprised of three interconnected metal modules, Tabata can be oriented by the owner to direct the diffused light […]
$1,690.00
$4,430.00
A modular shelving system with sculptural utility at its core, Rombe has been designed to adapt to the multifaceted needs of modern living. Available in 11 set configurations with the opportunity to add additional bays and shelves, the system grows and evolves with and around its surroundings.
$1,330.00
Dancing Glass embodies the elegance of a sophisticated luminaire technique, where light is transformed into poetry. In the pendant model, presented in the new glass and smoked glass finishes, the horizontal structure skilfully conceals the LED source, giving rise to unprecedented light layouts. The irregular shapes play with shadows and reflections, evoking a moving sculpture. […]
Applique de Marseille, designed by Le Corbusier in 1938/1939 for his Parisian flat in Rue Nungesser et Coli, provides direct and diffused light: two cone-shaped lampshades orient the light upwards and downwards, providing uniform and sharp light beams.