The Due Più Lounge Chair, designed by Nanda Vigo, combines futuristic design with luxurious comfort. Featuring a minimalist metallic structure with a chrome finish, the chair is adorned with Mongolian fur upholstery, available in white, black, and rust colors. The use of reclaimed furs from the food industry aligns with contemporary ethical and circular economy principles.
With a legacy spanning over 150 years, Acerbis has mastered the art of blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, earning a revered spot in the hearts of design enthusiasts. Under the creative leadership of Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces, Acerbis continues to push the boundaries of design, creating furniture that is both visually stunning and practical. The brand's meticulous design process combines artistic vision with technological innovation, resulting in sleek sideboards, elegant tables, and versatile storage units that are not only functional but also aesthetically appealing. Acerbis's commitment to avant-garde design and excellence is evident in every piece, offering a harmonious fusion of elegance and innovation.
The Sheraton Sideboard, designed by Giotto Stoppino and Lodovico Acerbis, is a modern Italian design icon. Winner of the Compasso d'Oro in 1979, it is part of the permanent collection at London's Victoria and Albert Museum. The sideboard features a sleek shape, innovative slide-opening system, and is available in new glossy lacquer finishes in contemporary tones.
The Free System Modular Sofa is inspired by the concept of "operated flooring" or tatami, and allows for flexible arrangements, making it ideal for modern living spaces. The sofa, designed by Claudio Salocchi, features sectional elements that can be freely combined to create various configurations, from linear compositions to island setups. Upholstered in a range of high-quality fabrics, the sofa offers quilted seats and backs for enhanced comfort and a contemporary aesthetic.
The Maestro Dining Table includes unique features like a slatted wooden base inspired by Japanese manufacturing techniques and aesthetics, and a top made of medium-density wood fiber with a special inlaid and brushed open-grain veneer. The Gianfranco Frattini designed Maestro table offers a strong scenic impact with its grand dimensions, making it a perfect choice for contemporary entertaining spaces.
Nanda Vigo created the Storet Chest of Drawers, featuring an elongated vertical design and a nightstand version, both showcasing the visible grain of walnut wood. The key element is the drawers' molding, available in a variety of glossy lacquered finishes. The Storet combines modern production advances with Acerbis's expertise in wood surfaces, offering a sculptural and visionary object that embodies Nanda Vigo's poetic creations.
The Life Modular Sofa, designed by Roberto Monsani, is a modern and flexible seating solution. Originally avant-garde and not produced in series, it has been updated with a lucite frame in dark stained walnut and black ash finishes. The sofa is designed for casual lounging with comfortable down cushions in velvet, offering a soft and inviting feel. With its modular design, it provides infinite configuration possibilities, making it a versatile addition to contemporary living spaces.
Designed by Lella and Massimo Vignellihe, the Creso Dining Table is a sculptural masterpiece that combines a singular form with a monolith silhouette. The table features a round top and a central pillar base, available in various finishes including travertine, glass, and marble. The use of materials underlines the potency of the design, making it a striking addition to any dining space.
The Life System Wall Storage is a modern and flexible storage solution designed to cater to the needs of contemporary living spaces. Its modular nature allows for easy customization, enabling users to create a setup that perfectly fits their space and organizational requirements. Ideal for displaying decorative items or storing everyday essentials, this wall storage system is a stylish addition to any room. Designed by Roberto Monsani.
Massimo Mariani's Moodboard Console is part of a collection that includes low tables and sideboards, featuring a mix of materials such as wood, marble, polished steel, and brass. The console's design allows for easy combination with other pieces to create larger table islands, and it includes a polished steel or brass tray that serves as both a valet and an integral part of the structure.
The Outline Bookcase, designed by Giacomo Moor, features wooden cabinets and shelves contrasted with an iron support structure, allowing for placement against a wall or in the center of a space. The design includes unusual round attachment recesses, enabling easy rearrangement of components. The visual contrast between the dimensions of the cabinets and shelves and the lightness of the structure provides a contemporary visual impact with a handmade cabinet feel
Celebrating stainless steel in the Bauhaus tradition, the tubular chrome-framed Jot Dining Chair, designed by Giotto Stoppino, takes its swooping, balletic form into the contemporary era with a new version purified of any paint or dye that would hide the essence of its powerful metal and rawhide leather elements.
In 1973 Claudio Salocchi launched the Napolene family of tables, coffee tables and display stands during the 15th Milan Triennale. Relaunched in 2023, the Napoleone Coffee Table features simple, geometric outlines and materials that were far from common in the furniture present in the traditional houses of the early-mid 70's.
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