2015 Milan Salone Latest Report | YOOX.COM Gallery
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April 22, 2015

2015 Milan Salone Latest Report | YOOX.COM Gallery

The "Famiglia Candele" collection features a modern design with a strong sense of identity, contrasted by its materials. The polyhedral candles, placed on metal stands, are said to combine traditional craftsmanship with industrial techniques such as CNC milling, laser cutting, and 3D model rapid prototyping.
The "Fuji" candleholder is inspired by Mount Fuji, a symbol of Japan. The contrast between the glossy enamel and the copper-like detailing creates a mystical atmosphere.
Created exclusively for yoox.com, "ANK" is an object made from a glossy brass sheet with laser processing. It can be used in various ways depending on its placement within a home. The design is sculptural yet minimalist, with the glossy surface reflecting its surroundings, adding presence and depth.
The "Macula" plate series features 18th-century style black and white silk screen prints with freehand color drops, making each piece unique.
The "Milano in bronzo e nero" from the Decorative Plate Collection is inspired by 1970s abstract art. Bronze sheets are worked on a lathe and by hand, then engraved, polished, and coated.
"Angolo, Semicerchio" and "Quadra" are plexiglass objects inspired by geometric shapes, characterized by their contrasting pink and turquoise colors. Born from research exploring the relationship between artificial and natural forms, these items embody numerous inspirations.
Designed to add value to everyday home decor, the "Capsule #1_Jewellery box" features a self-standing mirror on the lid that can be stored inside the box. This playful and precious case, made with noble materials, enhances its contents.
The "Bucket" set of containers combines elegance and playfulness, functionality and decoration. A classic terracotta cylinder is given a modern twist with engraved and copper-finished metal handles.
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"Angolo, Semicerchio" and "Quadra" are plexiglass objects inspired by geometric shapes, characterized by their contrasting pink and turquoise colors. Born from research exploring the relationship between artificial and natural forms, these items embody numerous inspirations.
Exhibitions during "Milan Salone"
Exhibitions during "Milan Salone"

2015 Milan Salone Latest Report | YOOX.COM Gallery

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