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Peonia

Collection: Peonia

Category: Sofas and armchairs

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Peninsula sofa Peonia design Cristina Celestino for Pianca

The Peonia collection is expanding, making room for arrangements with exciting new functional and style options.

The linear sofa, chaise longue and armchair now explore versatile combinations with new modules: a pouf, an angled pouf and central, corner and end modules.

Armchair Peonia design Cristina Celestino for Pianca

Product description

The basic style concept remains the same, reinforcing Peonia’s sculptural, snug design and its characteristic petal structure, which recalls the delicate gracefulness of the peony flower. The collection is blossoming gloriously, creating a rich variety of arrangement options that fit perfectly in any space and fulfill any requirements.

Product name

Peonia

Designer

Cristina Celestino

Year

2022

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Cristina Celestino

Cristina Celestino was born in 1980 in Pordenone. In 2005, after completing her course of studies in the Department of Architecture of IUAV University of Venice, she began to work with prestigious design studios, focusing on interior architecture and design.

In 2009 she moved to Milan and founded the brand ATTICO DESIGN, to make lamps and furnishings based on painstaking research on materials and forms.

In 2012 she was selected to participate in the Salone Satellite, and after this experience her products have been shown in many international galleries and showrooms. The creations include the Atomizers project, produced by Seletti, now part of the permanent collection of Italian design of the Milan Triennale.

In 2016 Cristina is awarded with the special jury prize at Salone del Mobile.

Today Cristina Celestino designs exclusive projects for private clients and for companies.

“I always do plenty of research before embarking on a project, my field of investigation ranges between the natural and the artistic world, exploring architectural geometries. I gather a lot of information more or less randomly, which then settles into an often rather unusual creative style”.