Domus India – March 2018

110 Rassegna

Nox

The bed and accessories in the Nox
series have been presented in a new
version made from Swiss pine wood that
is distinguished by its pronounced grain
and numerous dark knots. The
distinctive features of the elements in
the series are the considerable thickness

of the borders, rounded in an alternate

fashion that come together in an elegant

S shape, and the way the base is set back,

that seems to make the bed float in

space. The headboard is available in

two versions, in natural wood and

upholstered and covered in leather.

Team 7

http://www.team7.it

The Steeve collection is a modular
system made up of benches, armchairs
and sofas, conceived by Jean-Marie
Massaud for residential and contract
spaces. Extensive possibilities for
customisating the modules are offered
with a huge choice of fabrics, leathers
and woods, confirming the versatility

Arper
Steeve http://www.arper.com

of Steeve in consenting a potentially

infinite number of combinations.

The elements of the system are

distinguished by their compact and

architectural design that at the

same time enables the expression

of the generous volumetries of the

padded cushions.

Grand Sofà

Grand Sofa is the outcome of the

longstanding partnership that Vitra

has with Antonio Citterio. “We wanted

to make simple and contemporary

pieces of furniture”, explains Citterio

when talking about the design. “We

adopted the modernist principle of the

clear separation between components

of support and components that are

supported, in which each element

expressly declares its function”. The

result is a sofa with very clean lines

Vitra

http://www.vitra.com

notwithstanding its generous

proportions in which the slender

structure covered in fabric presents a

profile with a double angle that forms

a cascading seat, back and rear shelf.

The base consists of a frame in

aluminium shaped like a bridge, that

appears to make the sofa float above

the floor, while the elements of open

seating on the sides encourage different

possibilities of use.

Ego

Designed by Giuseppe Bavuso, the

expressive language of the wardrobes

in the Ego series is based on the

aesthetic of glass as a pure material.

Lightness and transparency are the

qualities that define this wardrobe,

while order and neutrality are the

lowest common denominators of the

design. Available in transparent glass,

extra-clear, reflecting, bronze

reflecting and fumè, the doors are

organised from the Senzafine system

whose compositional versatility

enables the wardrobe to be placed in

any space, always providing maximum

possible capacity.

Poliform

http://www.poliform.it