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Corteccia Pivot Door Corteccia Collection
Corteccia Collection
Corteccia, inspired in its simplicity by the barks of evergreen trees, is one of the most modern and artistic Laurameroni textures. The texture, porous and three-dimensional, offers a unique play of brightness and opacity.
The thickness of the Corteccia collection, highly tactile and three-dimensional, is worked by hand, constituting a masterpiece of artistic craftsmanship whose manual processing enhances its uniqueness and sensibility.
Corteccia, inspired in its simplicity by the barks of evergreen trees, is one of the most modern and artistic Laurameroni textures. The texture, porous and three-dimensional, offers a unique play of brightness and opacity.
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The thickness of the Corteccia collection, highly tactile and three-dimensional, is worked by hand, constituting a masterpiece of artistic craftsmanship whose manual processing enhances its uniqueness and sensibility.
Full-height pivot door with Liquid Metal tin finish and Corteccia texture. Matt lacquered metal handle inserted into the thickness of the door.
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The ability of craftsmen from the Brianza area has fascinated me from a young age. Over time, this craftsmanship has evolved and developed into industrial production. I wanted to invite the architects to rediscover and exploit the unique skills of our master craftsmen. To create products, using the most sophisticated equipment and the finest materials, designed for ambitious and refined people looking for products in which differentiation and uniqueness prevail. - Laura Meroni
Laurameroni
The ability of craftsmen from the Brianza area has fascinated me from a young age. Over time, this craftsmanship has evolved and developed into industrial production. I wanted to invite the architects to rediscover and exploit the unique skills of our master craftsmen. To create products, using the most sophisticated equipment and the finest materials, designed for ambitious and refined people looking for products in which differentiation and uniqueness prevail. - Laura Meroni
