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This personal collection of organic furniture arises from the exploration of sensual and dynamic forms and the attempt to bring those sculptural forms to functional furniture. These pieces of furniture have their own personality to give a distinctive touch in each living room or place where they are used, since they seem unique characters with whom users can feel identified.
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The most important feature of this product is the reuse of gas capsules, which is discarded after use and harms the environment. The ability to recharge and use cheap fuel to charge the product, longer burning time and flame without smoke and odor due to the use of quality fuels are among the other advantages of this plan. The source of design inspiration for this product was the Zagros Mountains in Iran.
Delirios is an armchair that combines craft work with digital production methods. The base was designed using parametric waffle programming, a type of 3D modeling that creates a flowing structure joined by fittings. The base is cut by CNC machines from certified multi-laminated wood. The backrest and the seat are made by hand and rest lightly on the wooden structure. The base meets the floor at four points of support. Upholstery is available in leather, wool, thread or cotton. Delirios unites digital technology with Brazilian craft traditions.
Wings is a leisure chair inspired by the movement of butterflies. The form refers to butterfly wings in different states, giving a solid object a sense of life. The back is connected to the middle of the seat, and the seat surface opens on both sides to wrap the hips for greater comfort. The legs use a double layer support that increases stability. The chair is produced as one piece by 3D printing in blue translucent plastic. The outer surface carries a striped texture that recalls wing patterns and increases friction.
Brazilian Modernism and Tropicalismo in a geometric body. With straight lines and congruous construction, Modello 09 holds a suspension design that creates an illusionary loop connecting seat, legs, back and arms in a distinctive manner. Built in solid Burmese hardwood teak, brass and cane webbing, the manufacturing process uniquely embraces marks and bruises as badges of honor of natural materials.
Panca Rivola is an outdoor bench designed for parks, gardens and other public spaces. The bench is a single monolithic block with an organic shape that recalls stone smoothed by time and weather. Panca Rivola is made of reassembled marble powder, so several colors can be produced. The block weighs 650 kilograms, resists vandalism and can be washed. The curved base allows safe placement on ground that is not level. A matching backless seat in the same material is available, and a polished steel version is produced to order.