Vertical Garden
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A vertical garden that expands into the environment creating a natural and wild booth.
DYNAMISM
Flower Arrangements
Like a pile dwelling, Vertical Garden develops in new directions and dimensions, creating a dynamic and naturally fun furnishing element.
CONTRAST
Industrial Echo
Steel and aluminium design a vertical garden with a linear and industry imprint. The contemporary appearance of the elements is combined with the natural irreverence of plants and flowers. For a neatly wild furnishing element.
PUZZLE
Fun structure
The structure expands vertically through the linear stainless steel tubulars. The capacious aluminium vases are spaced out to welcome the vegetation.
The industrial style of the material meets the indomitable essence of the flora. A partition that writes the rooms with metallic and organoleptic fibres.
Vertical Garden
Massimo Castagna
Locus Solus Armchair
Made of steel and fabrics with original and unpublished patterns, Locus Solus is the re-edition of a collection designed by Gae Aulenti in 1964.
Levante Armchair
The Exteta Levante Chair and the Levante Armchair are works of fine Italian cabinet-making.
Levante Chair
The Exteta Levante Chair and the Levante Armchair are works of fine Italian cabinet-making.
Stone Round Coffee Table
Stone Round Coffee Table is an imaginative and dynamic furnishing solution at the same time.
Sedia Lupo 1945
The Sedia Lupo 1945 enclose its materials in sharp lines.
The dashing design is softened by the gentleness of the waves.
Poltrona Bergère 1939
The Poltrona Bergére 1939 combines nostalgic decoration with a solid structure.
A design that trascends time to meet the future.
Sedia 1938
The iconic elements don't go unnoticed in the Sedia 1938.
Designed by the genius Albini, its armrests combine beauty and functionality.
Basket Sofa
The art of weaving is transformed into an outdoor sofa: this is Basket Sofa.
The essence of wood and rope offers the reliability of a cosy design.
Locus Solus Pouf
Made of steel and fabrics with original and unpublished patterns, Locus Solus is the re-edition of a collection designed by Gae Aulenti in 1964.
