Colé italian design label/previews 2012 Fuorisalone
Last year we previewed the new brand Colè that, one year after birth, shows up to Fuorisalone 2012 proving its vitality, with both a rich series of innovations, which express the research efforts of a new mood of Italian design, both confirming the success of the line Tria, of Lorenz and Kaz, complete with a table.
Shutters, design Emmanuel Gallina
With Emmanuel Gallina was born Rolling Shutters, a collection of elements in natural oak and Matt lacquer that explore the traditional technique of office furniture to roller shutter, now no longer in use, making home furniture, soft and unusual. From "classics" containers with solid oak shutters, displaced by the use of colour on the structure, at the desk, all in oak, which contrasts with the shutter-which formerly contained an Inkwell and Quill-the modern use to conceal your phone, tablet and laptop. Accessories in leather-covered iron are functional: a writing plan and a magnetic hanging slate memo.
Aline, design Hagit Pincovici
"White snow and coming without winds"… (Dante Alighieri). With its lightweight and sophisticated style, the designer/artist in Israel Hagit Pincovici conceives a sleek-looking furniture and dreamlike. Handles like a bandage give the illusion of wire drawers, in seemingly random overlay, and are made in a material subjected to an unprecedented treatment that gives them the quality material of pasta and opalescent glass. Aline more than a small chest of drawers might be the contemporary version of a precious load not banded together disperse our little treasures on the new Silk Road.
Tria Simple, design Lorenz/Kaz
Born from a rib of Tria and recaptures the curve, new compositions are unusual. Alone is a simple, convenient and essential Chair with solid wood stand supported by now "classic" triangular legs 4. Combined with the Tria Wood suggests interesting and dynamic effects, that can be solved around a table or come to achieve the effect of a bench.
Tria Table, design Lorenz/Kaz
Colé completes the range Tria with a table with 3 or 4 triangular legs in solid oak and a round or flat "pentagonal" which houses the sinuous bodies of course of the sessions.
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