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Designer and architect Olivier Vitry of Claisse Architectures has designed the table Stool, a shape inspired by the hourglass, with concave and convex curves, allowing different pieces to be combined or separated. The upper part can be turned around to become a table or a seat.
Olivier Vitry de Claisse Architectures| Eline Wilaert
The publisher Lago has chosen the discretion of tinted glass combined with Xglass marble to compose the Tell bench, signed Daniele Lago. Chic and graphic, but also easy to move.
Lago
To match his iconic sofa, published by Living Divani, Piero Lissoni has designed the Extrasoft storage furniture. They are small bookcases with very practical compartments, available in 2 heights and 3 sizes.
Living Divani
Still on the subject of storage space, Ethnicraft‘s abstract table made of blackened teak, inspired by the Dutch De Stijl movement, can be found in any room of the house. Its designer, Alain Van Havre, designed it as a 3D sculpture, with different viewing angles.
Ethnicraft
The Tommy collection by Basaglia + Rota Nodari for Vigano is adapted for outdoor use: you can put your newspaper in it and slide in a table for a computer, a drink or a meal on the go. The bright colors add a touch of vitamin.
Vigano
The Mark poufs and sofas by Bonaldo, upholstered in fabric with haute-couture finish, are perfect for a bedroom, at the end of a bed, or as a dressing room. You can put your clothes on them, but they can also be used as footrests in the living room.
Bonaldo
Designer Paloma Gonzalez-Espejo has created the Yume furniture collection, a series of tables including this cubist sculpture with a joint that can be made of a single noble material or a combination of solid oak and marble or travertine.
Paloma Gonzalez-Espejo
In his Swirl collection, designer Tom Dixon has created a series of geometric shapes to accentuate the interior. Their vibrant marbled paper colours are obtained from pigmented marble powder and combined with resin to form blocks of reconstituted stone.
Tom Dixon
Occasional furniture is also an art object and exceptional craftsmanship, such as the Hopi pouf designed by Marta Bakowski for La Chance. The cushion, placed on a marble or solid wood base, is a tribute to the kachinas, ritual figures of the North American Indians
La Chance |Francis Amiand
