jean marie massaud, michele de lucchi, christoph pillet, todd bracher and marc sadler for serralunga

‘missed tree’ by jean marie massaud, made in polyethylene and steel

this vase collection has a new, smaller element. the whole family is also presented in a new bi-coloured, lacquered finish that divides the vase into two portions. the shape is redolent of the elements of nature, and is combined with a more technical aspect: a steel base.

‘bonheur’ by michele de lucchi, made in polyethylene and metal   a floor-lamp for outdoor and indoor use. it has a diffuser made with two polyethylene parts, created by rotomoulding and with a structure in grey painted metal. the dark white colour of the polymer spreads the light softly, creating a contrast with the deep grey of the structure. thought for outside use, the floor-lamp has a spacious base to obtain increased stability.

‘toy’ by christoph pillet, made in polyethylene and tempered glass   the cross-over of the structure’s three polyethylene legs creates a harmonious symmetry that is completed by the tempered glass tabletop held in place by three suction pads.

‘boom’ by todd bracher, made in polyurethane resin with lacquered  finish

a collection of occasional tables designed to bring impact to a space, where the functional surfaces are contrasted by the the open center that provides the ability to nest.

‘kubrick’ by marc sadler, made in polyethylene and wood

 designed for indoor or outdoor use, the armchair is also available  in a lawn-swing, swimming-pool  and illuminated version.

‘hug’ by marc sadler base made in polyethylene, cushion expanded polystyrene.

suitable for indoor or outdoor use, its cushion attachment system to the base and for supporting the spine, offers a precise, comfortable seating position.

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