The chaise longue “Vellum” by Sa.Ge.Van Marmi and the designer Natascia Bascherini goes to the limit of what is possible with marble
Pure stone with a thickness of 4 cm without carrier layer or resin and only with a narrow bearing surface
Pure stone with a thickness of 4 cm without carrier layer or resin and only with a narrow bearing surface
Italian IGV Group and Studio Marco Piva have transformed the traditional carton into an “On Air” container
“A physical presentation of the new products will follow later this year,” according to the press release
In a press release, the fair introduces “ten projects highlighting unprecedented and courageous combinations, as well as surfaces, finishes, effects and formats”
The Italian company Mondo Marmo Design uses water jet technology to offer innovative designs for the well-known floor covering
Shown will be sculptural furniture and unexpected objects as well as essential and minimal shapes or ideas focusing on the stone’s veins and colors
Professor Giuseppe Fallacara from the Polytechnic University of Bari uses natural stone for an innovative façade cladding
The weight of the stone is indicated by the shape of the glass, the stone itself imitates brass weights from old merchant’s shops
The brand combines contemporary design and authored re-editions of classics
The plate is divided into segments and embellished by a central ornamental element
Alice Zantedeschi and Francesca Pievani, in cooperation with the renowned Italian company Limonta, have developed their microfilm with more than 50% marble powder
The Swedish designer uses remnants from the processing and makes color compositions
There are more than unusual design possibilities for the user / target group are not the rich