The Salone del Mobile.Milano Shanghai, scheduled for November 20-22, hosts Antoniolupi. Among the products on the stand inside the SEC, the Binario furniture collection (Design Nevio Tellatin) and the Spicchio mirror (Design AL Studio) are highlighted.
Binario 03, Design Nevio Tellatin
A collection of furniture with an essential image and clean lines, as is the style of antoniolupi.
An important graphic sign that becomes a geometric decoration to enhance the materiality of the surfaces and enhance the volume of the containers. Parallel lines like rails engrave the fronts of and the sides, giving three-dimensionality to the surface and dressing the piece of furniture with a “pleating” that visually lightens it.
Spaced 3 mm apart in Binario 03 and 12 mm in Binario 12, the millings articulate the longitudinal development of the furniture, opposing a very dense vertical trace that “measures” the proportion of the front, enriching the entire project.
Binario 012, Design Nevio Tellatin
The Spicchio mirror collection brings elegance and energy to the theatrical scene of the bathroom space. Magical play on the reflecting surface and ambiguity created by the perspective effect and on the relationship between geometry and dimensions.
The dialogue with the elements and volumes that make up the bathroom environment Spicchio acts as a background for the daily rituals that are consumed in the room.
A friendly element, which apart from its primary function for which it is installed, multiplies the perspectives, expands the space, enhances the design and the hierarchical relationships between the volumes.
Spicchio, Design AL Studio
A pure geometry, essential, rigorous and for this reason able to fit into different style contexts, a segment that can become a floor mirror when in its largest dimensions.
Available in different sizes H 90 L 45, H 108 L 54, H120 L 60 and H 180 L 90cm, Spicchio becomes, in the hands of architects and customers, a design tool to define the composition. It can be installed individually or coupled in two or more elements, with or without lighting, to create scenarios and domestic architectures in which man and his gaze become protagonists together with the materials, colors and textures of the elements that define the space.
