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CONNEXA by Rodolfo Agrella
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NII – Ingenious Design
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CONNEXA by Rodolfo Agrella
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NII – Ingenious Design
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CONNEXA by Rodolfo Agrella
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NII – Ingenious Design
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CONNEXA by Rodolfo Agrella
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CONNEXA by Rodolfo Agrella
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PIGNADesign: AMDL CIRCLE – Michele De LucchiPIGNA articulates space through two elements: a divider and a sofa. The shingle-like panels gently screen the seating area, shielding it from view while still allowing light and air to filter through. The collection is available in three configurations, calibrated to different levels of privacy: Low, with a height that preserves the perception of the surrounding environment; Middle, which reinforces a sense of enclosure; and High, offered exclusively as a divider, providing more defined screening.The seating, wider than standard, ensures comfort. Together, the elements create a space that welcomes and protects, fostering communication within while maintaining a relationship with the outside environment. As AMDL CIRCLE notes:“PIGNA is a modular system that reinterprets the wooden shingle, a distinctive element of AMDL CIRCLE's design language. By defining pathways, creating scenic backdrops, or enclosing informal spaces, the divider shapes spaces and atmospheres. The walls form a «U» shape, embracing the sofa. The result is a welcoming micro-architecture, ideal for workspaces and conversation areas. Individual elements can be freely arranged to create pathways, rest areas, or decorative partitions. PIGNA is a dynamic, ever-evolving system: a new way of shaping work and social spaces.”
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PARLAMENTODesign : Jun Aizaki / CRÈMEPARLAMENTO interprets modularity as a space of continuous connection. The system consists of four units of varying heights, designed to generate configurations that encourage interaction among multiple users. Sofas and tables, available in both low and high versions, evoke water ripples and organic morphologies through flowing, curvilinear forms that define space with fluidity. Designed according to ergonomic principles, the elements facilitate interaction and information exchange in every direction and from any position. Flexible configurations create spatial continuity not only in meeting rooms, but also in reception areas and shared environments, where hospitality plays a central role. In Jun Aizaki’s words:“PARLAMENTO is inspired by the sculptural forms and inviting comfort of 1970s lounge seating. Blending the sensibilities of hospitality and workplace environments, the design offers a versatile and dynamic approach to seating that adapts to the fluidity of modern workspaces. With a wide range of configurations and premium materials playing an important role in distinguishing this collection, PARLAMENTO achieves a level of sophistication not typically found in modular furniture. Designed for the way we gather, work, and connect today, it is a system that feels at home in both professional and hospitality settings—fluid, inviting, and effortlessly modern.”
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PARLAMENTO by Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
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PARLAMENTO by Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
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PARLAMENTO by Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
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PARLAMENTO by Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
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PARLAMENTO by Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
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HIROTAKA TAKOChief Creative Director, ITOKI Corporation / Creative Director, NIIAfter studying spatial design at Chiba University, Hirotaka Tako began his career at TOTO before joining Sony in 2003. He worked at Sony Design Center Europe in London, contributing to product development for the European market and participating in the Milan Salone. Back in Japan, he led creative direction across home entertainment, design R&D, and new business categories, later becoming Creative Director and Head of Sony Design Center Europe.Since March 2025, he has been Chief Creative Director at ITOKI, overseeing global brand development, product design, marketing communication, and advanced design research. His work also spans spatial and interaction design for events, retail, and offices.Alongside his corporate role, he designs furniture and objects as an independent designer, exhibiting internationally. His awards include iF Design Award Gold, Red Dot Best of the Best, and Good Design Gold Award.
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An Alpine Sense of Space in Ceramic
Agrob Buchtal
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An Alpine Sense of Space in Ceramic
Agrob Buchtal
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