Our tables are untold stories suspended between concreteness and vision, able to capture attention and fascinate, clearly illustrating the process of design and creation, the result of professional experience gained in the field of Italian art.
Ettore
Il tavolo ETTORE nasce quasi per caso: in contrapposizione ad una società dove conta solo essere il migliore, il più ricco, il più forte e vincere su tutti, la nostra idea è quella di un insieme di pezzi non omogenei nei materiali e nello stile, pezzi casuali, ma dove ogni singolo elemento ha il suo ruolo.
Framoderno
Inspired by the refectory table, reworking its forms, without completely distorting them, we have created an object in a modern key that reminds us of its history. Two parallelepipeds make up the base, the iron in its raw state shows all its veins, each weld designed to delineate a space, an iron bar connects the structure by fusing it together.
Segreti
because they have clearly visible signs of the past. Of these, old doors are the most attractive, these signs tell stories about people, their habits, their secrets.
A door hides the secrets of a house, if they could talk we would be enchanted by their many stories, unfortunately we have to leave it to our imagination.
Homeless
The idea for this iron table came from a chance encounter.
From a pile of scrap iron abandoned on the side of a road, attention focused on a piece that stood out for its well-defined shape and well-placed holes; it seemed to have played an important role in some large structure in a previous life.
From a pile of scrap iron abandoned on the side of a road, attention focused on a piece that stood out for its well-defined shape and well-placed holes; it seemed to have played an important role in some large structure in a previous life.
Wanted
a material that is composed of natural elements, which, thanks to the originality of the workmanship, would enhance the true material.
I wanted this sensation to be tangible, I wanted the material to be alive, I wanted it to be possible to touch and see the texture, I wanted the small pebbles that make it up to give the impression of always creating a different design.
I wanted this sensation to be tangible, I wanted the material to be alive, I wanted it to be possible to touch and see the texture, I wanted the small pebbles that make it up to give the impression of always creating a different design.
