Orgatec 2024
An evolution of the now iconic Wing table designed by Parisotto+Formenton architetti, a company best seller, is here conceived as an atelier/work table, presented in a high version to allow standing work, but is also well suited in its standard height variant.
This reinterpretation of the classic workbench, which transforms into the perfect workspace for millineries, tailor’s shops, prototypes, workshops and laboratories, features a black soft-touch linoleum top with contrasting details and finishes, from which rises a central sail-shaped structure in perforated metal acting both as a partition and as a “carry-all” panel.
Cute is a series of elements born from the rounded processing of solid wood that makes its severe materiality visually soft.
The Cute stool is both comfortable and enveloping, thanks to its rounded lines and integrated cushioning. Chubby, round and attractive, it entices one to occupy it not only temporarily, but also for long hours.
Completing the family is a series of small tables in different diameters and heights that recall the structure of the stool and bring the roundness of the beveled edge to envelop the recessed tempered glass top.
Sho Lounge is the lounge evolution of the Sho seating family. Its polyurethane shell envelops the entire seat and can be painted or upholstered in a single color.
The stitching is rat-tail riveting; creating a tone-on-tone piping that emphasizes the contour creating a tactile-visual play. The softness of the polyurethane contrasts with the rigid metal tube structure of the seat.
A work table intended for spending comfortable hours of work and holding meetings. Its linear and light structure is characterized by a special section of the L-shaped folded sheet metal leg which, despite its minimal dimensions, leaves space for the passage of cables, allowing an electrified and wired table top. The joint between the three elements – leg, table top and side bar – forms a delicate geometric detail, unifying the design in a wide choice of surface materials, color combinations, formats, heights and any number of repeated elements.
Linea is a modular system of storage units designed for both contract and home use.
This versatile and customizable system consists of modules that can be assembled in a wide range of colors and finishes. It is completed by doors and open elements which transform the system into a large range of configurations. With an essential but recognizable design, Linea furnishes the space and designs the perimeter walls of rooms. Its structure is in lacquered MDF, while the sides can be either laminated or veneered in wood, creating contrasting colors and finishes that enhance the three-dimensionality of the piece. Various combinations are possible: with open, closed bookcase compartments, and also lockable doors.
