News&Highlights 2014
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News & Highlights Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2014

Palafitte design: Lucidi Pevere Palafitte is a complete sofa collection. It expresses a new vision of comfort due to its nest and pod architecture. These are not cold, minimalist objects, but warm places to relax, doing different things – a kind of a big, soft surface suspended on wooden legs. “Palafitte” is the italian name for a stilt house. It’s a synonym for privacy and intimacy, and refers to the whole house – with its rooms and its people – raised on piles above the surface of the ground or a body of water. It’s a sofa resecting the need of individualism and closeness, various...

The major asset of this project is the wide range of combinations. Palafitte has been created for domestic use, but its modularity means it can prove equally interesting for the contract market. Lucidi Pevere News & Highlights Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2014

Pesto and Pesto Più design: Tomasz Augustyniak Comfortable sofas, chaise longues and poufs, are standing out with their subtle yet elegant and modern profile and functionality. Both, metal and wood, are the materials, discreetly defining the result, adding the taste of excellence to the final form. The silhouette’s line smoothly going from the backrest to the base, together with the cushions, create a harmonious set of forms. The sofa hovers above the ground, elevated on the distinctive legs – made of solid oak wood or steel. News & Highlights Salone Internazionale del Mobile 20

Easy to adopt in various spaces, Pesto brings in to the interior the sense of ultimate comfort and refined details. They are balanced according to the user’s need. Tomasz Augustyniak

Floating design: Philippe Nigro The very clean, simple form is astonishing in its comfort of use. The innovative solution displaying the construction neither denies nor interferes with classic sofa typology. It is an innovation relying not on stylization but on the search for new solutions. There is a fascinating play between the external and internal elements. Thanks to its unique construction, the sofa length can be easily extended, simply by adding the seating modules. Floating is available in fabrics. The frame can be chromium-plated or powder – coated in the colour range from the RAL...

design: Tomek Rygalik design: Tomek Rygalik The inspiration for this piece was a combination of the typical features of a bar stool with high performance comfort and convenience. And so Club was created – a lightweight bar seat which takes the form of a comfortable armchair mounted on high wooden frame made of solid oak. Its unpretentious style allows it to easily fit into a variety of domestic interiors and public spaces, and enhance them with warmth and quality of materials. The crossbar on the base serves as a footrest and is secured by a steel slat to increase its durability under heavy...

Collins design: Tomek Rygalik Collins combines timeless tradition with modern soft, organic lines. Its slim profile ensures that despite the expansiveness, the furniture doesn’t dominate the space but complements it beautifully. The arc at the base makes the series unique and gives it a sophisticated look. Depending on the colour of the upholstery and the shade of the wooden base, Collins can take on different characters and match various interiors, both public and domestic. Collins is available in leathers, and fabrics, while its wooden base is offered in a wide range of natural veneers...

Gnu design: Tomek Rygalik Gnu is a comfortable, upholstered chair with a light wooden construction and unique silhouette. The padded seat and the characteristic rounded shape of the backrest provide exceptional comfort. The sophisticated way of connecting upholstered elements with the wooden structure makes this an innovative and distinctive piece of furniture that fits perfectly in the refined contemporary interior. this light in expression chair with the corresponding collection of Xylo tables. Depending on the choice of finishes and upholstery, Gnu can play a role in domestic spaces as...

Pelagie design: Dorota Koziara The harsh beauty of the Pelagie Islands inspired me to match the contrasting materials, textures with the colours of the beautiful landscape. It reflects in the collection’s table top palette. Emerald, quartz, gold, whiteness, shades of grey and black of volcanic rocks, are the colours reminding with the sence of nostalgy, these the most south forwared islands of Sicily. Dorota Koziara Pelagie tables are inspired by the archipelago of islands, located in the Mediterranean See, between Europe and Africa. The islands were historicaly the meeting point for all...

Xylo design: Tomek Rygalik The table comprises only the necessary elements, maintaining clarity and exceptional elegance of form. The table legs are set at an angle to ensure perfect stability. Aesthetic harmony is achieved by perfectly matched elements and subtle detail that joins the legs and the top. Our reflections on harmony in contemporary interiors led us to conceive a vision for the table that would create an impression of optical lightness and delicacy. The designer combined a modern construction approach with traditional craft. The wood used for production invests the tables with...

James design: Comforty James bed offers a distinct form, completed by the precise details, which make James a contemporary, yet very flexible piece of furniture. Cosy and comfortable bed-head is build of square upholstery panels. Their soft lines express even stronger the comfort and homely feeling of its design. James is available in a wide range of fabrics and leather. Wooden legs are available in solid oak wood, in a range of colours from Comforty solid wood finishing collection. Optionally, they are available in solid wood, veneered. The bed-head can be extended in height as well as by...

Genotyp design: Tomek Rygalik Genotype is the set of all the genes that determine the features inherited by a given organism. In design, it refers to the specific “inheritance” of key features from both material and function. In a way, Genotyp inherits all the attributes of both Corian and the archetypal lamp. The relationships between the lamps of the Genotyp family suggest an evident set of common features. fect proportions of its form. It perfectly suits modern interiors, and works both as a delicate source of light and as a prime decorative element. Its sensory texture and a light...