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Imperfetto
Wooden console featuring important and at the same time essential shapes. Available in all the woods in the collection, in matt or glossy lacquered wood and with a Liquid Metal finish.
Part of the Imperfetto collection, this console re-proposes the imposing prismatic base of tables and coffee tables, referring, in its simplicity, to nature, minerals and rock formations.
Wooden console featuring important and at the same time essential shapes. Available in all the woods in the collection, in matt or glossy lacquered wood and with a Liquid Metal finish.
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Part of the Imperfetto collection, this console re-proposes the imposing prismatic base of tables and coffee tables, referring, in its simplicity, to nature, minerals and rock formations.
Imperfetto console with liquid metal tin finish and Efesto texture.
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A detail of the liquid metal finish and of the Efesto texture.
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The perfection of the Imperfect
The Imperfetto family includes tables, coffee tables and a new console with important and at the same time essential shapes.
The focal point of the project lies in the imposing prismatic base, composed of two or more elements available in one or more finishes. An extremely modern and decorative detail that is inspired, in its simplicity, by nature, minerals and rock formations.
The various finishes available make the Imperfetto Collection a highly customizable design element.
The perfection of the Imperfect
The Imperfetto family includes tables, coffee tables and a new console with important and at the same time essential shapes.
The focal point of the project lies in the imposing prismatic base, composed of two or more elements available in one or more finishes. An extremely modern and decorative detail that is inspired, in its simplicity, by nature, minerals and rock formations.
The various finishes available make the Imperfetto Collection a highly customizable design element.
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Efesto
Liquid Metal Tin
Plain Woods
Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
Dyed Woods
Titanium AL1105
Grey AL1106
Sand AL1851
Black AL1853
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
Special Woods
Ziricote
"Faggio Antico"
Rosewood "India"
Stone Oak "Carbone"
Stone Oak "Tabacco"
Walnut "Colore"
RAL Lacquering
Brushed Matt Lacquered
Glossy Lacquered
Available in all RAL Colours
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Liquid Metal Tin
Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
Titanium AL1105
Grey AL1106
Sand AL1851
Black AL1853
Aniline Dyed
Available in all RAL Colours
Ziricote
"Faggio Antico"
Rosewood "India"
Stone Oak "Carbone"
Stone Oak "Tabacco"
Walnut "Colore"
Brushed Matt Lacquered
Glossy Lacquered
Available in all RAL Colours
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ROMANI SACCANI Architetti Associati
Fellow students since 1990, Michele Romani and Mauro Saccani, opened their associated studio in 1999.
Each of their concepts stems from a conscious inspiration from the past, as an act of synthesis between fantasy and concreteness.
A "mimesis" in the classical sense of the things of nature that are worthy of being reproduced, mediated by their own interpretation and by a constantly evolving sensitivity.
A suggestion translating into a simple but not trivial idea, understood as the ability to communicate the authentic meaning of things, as the first form of elegance and of rejection of the excess and habit of things.
ROMANI SACCANI Architetti Associati
Fellow students since 1990, Michele Romani and Mauro Saccani, opened their associated studio in 1999.
Each of their concepts stems from a conscious inspiration from the past, as an act of synthesis between fantasy and concreteness.
A "mimesis" in the classical sense of the things of nature that are worthy of being reproduced, mediated by their own interpretation and by a constantly evolving sensitivity.
A suggestion translating into a simple but not trivial idea, understood as the ability to communicate the authentic meaning of things, as the first form of elegance and of rejection of the excess and habit of things.
