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Sedona Edge by Patricia Urquiola does not change the nature of the bed, but makes its edge more legible: the point where the body enters into relation with the object. The border is no longer a simple formal transition, but becomes a sensitive, almost perceptual area where definition softens and form opens up. The result is a project that does not impose an image of sleeping, but creates the conditions for rest to happen naturally, continuously, almost inevitably.

Defined by a unique contrast between geometric rigour and textural softness, the Cornaro sofa preserves the evocative and sculptural language envisioned by Carlo Scarpa, where enveloping upholstered cushions are embraced by a majestic structural frame.

Cornaro
by Carlo Scarpa

Photo credits: Francesco Dolfo

You’ve seen these pieces everywhere but do you know the women behind them?

Charlotte Perriand full membership of that avant-garde cultural movement which, from the first decades of the twentieth century, brought about a profound change in aesthetic values and gave birth to a truly modern sensitivity towards everyday life. In this context, her specific contribution focuses on interior composition, conceived as creating a new way of living, still today at the heart of contemporary lifestyle. In the sphere of twentieth century furnishing history, the advent of modernity made possible the entrepreneurial audacity of this true reformer of interior design.

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