By Paola Erre
We start the New Year with new proposals.
From our modernism catalogue to our antiques catalogue in a mix of elements reflecting the spirit of integration with aesthetic rules suggested by our taste.
HAMBIENT is the new series of integrated projects that we intend to showcase to create unique environments.
It could be a corner of our living room, with walls clad in geo-stone or antique-style finishes contrasting the modernity of iconic modern furniture.
The protagonists of our project are two Coronado armchairs, designer Tobia Scarpa, produced by the well-known upholstery company B&B Italia.
The leather and fabric effect and the comfort of the 93 cm wide seat make the conversation corner even more pleasant
Enhancing the ambience is the choice of a retro-style 60s/70s lamp, a combination of two materials brass and blown glass.
Two small tables in smoked glass, with chrome-plated metal and brass frames, complete the composition.
Selected paintings from our art department decorate the walls:
A rare print of the anti-racist beat movement, dating back to the 1960s, bearing witness to the editorial activity of Giorgio Tavaglione’s ‘MAI’ magazine.
. Four ink prints on paper by Russian artist Vyacheslav Sawich Mikhailov with human figures dated 1990
Coppia di Disegni di figure umane di stampo espressionista
Print with human figures and red patches
Untitled print with dramatically intertwined human figures
