Superfici Venice Collection by Materica
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STACKby Antonio Pio SaracinoAs its name suggests, Stack embodies the idea of accumulation and stratification. Antonio Pio Saracino’s design reveals powerful layered forms emerging dynamically from metallic surfaces. This multilayered sculpture, reminiscent of Picasso’s Cubism, appears deconstructed and then reconfigured with surprising results.Saracino crafts his sculptural approach with elegant plasticity and opulent material effects, earning acclaim for his innovative and visionary style. Stack transforms any space into a daring, ever-evolving three-dimensional boiserie.The materials include polished zinc, brass, rose gold, alpaca, and pewter, with optional burnished accents for added depth.
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Superfici Venice Collection by Materica
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Path by StorageMilano enhances two-dimensionality with bold graphic and geometric patterns that make a striking visual statement
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Path by StorageMilano. Surfaces as dynamic geometries
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Metallization is achieved through the high-speed fusion and micronization of pure metals—ranging from brass and bronze to copper, alpaca, aluminum, and zinc. Photo: Caigo
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Superfici Venice Collection by Materica
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Levantina by Tiziano Guardini e Luigi Ciuffreda with Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua
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Levantina by Tiziano Guardini and Luigi Ciuffreda reimagines the rich Venetian velvets of the historic Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua, transforming them into a mesmerizing three-dimensional mosaic
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Prisma by StorageMilano explores light, reflections, and architectural elegance
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Sipario by Matteo Cibic. Sophisticated pop aesthetics in the spotlight
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Medina by Serena Confalonieri draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of ancient souk doors, reinterpreting them with a refined and contemporary color palette
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Metallization is seamlessly combined with oxidation, laser etching, resin coating, and natural pigmentation
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Superfici Venice Collection by Materica
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Belle Nuit capture the fluid beauty of the Venetian lagoon
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The delicate laser detailing on the metal of Caigo collection creates a subtle yet precious interplay of polished and matte contrasts
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Stack by Antonio Pio Saracino, amplifying the material opulence of the surfaces
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Magic Mirror reflects Draw's tribute to contemporary art
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Luigi Ciuffreda, co-creative director, and Marco Masiero, R&D of Materica
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Inside the wire metallization process
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Polishing process in progress
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Shift House
Palette Architecture
Front View
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Shift House
Palette Architecture
Front View 2
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Shift House
Palette Architecture
Entrance 2
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