The new Caravel low tables by Collector were unveiled at this year’s Maison&Objet in Paris, displayed in Rattan, Walnut and Marble finishes.
The Caravel low tables were inspired by the different materials that were used on the three boats that Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer, sailed to discover the world, and were combined with the Portuguese craftsmanship of Federico Peri.
Federico Peri is a Milan-based interior and product design studio founded in 2011. Its design process is driven by a consistent philosophical approach by which the studio creates concept that are intimately connected to their function and individual context. Federico Peri believes in working with aged authentic materials, which tell a story of craftsmanship, rather than simply a standard of beauty. This is the design belief by which the studio starts any kind of project, whether it is furniture, installation or interior.
The Collector brand was born and Portugal and aims to be part of daily life by fusing furniture to home routines and lifestyles. The company designs its pieces with the intention to embrace diverse styles and to blend in inside any contemporary setting. Described by its motto: “built to fit a good idea”, a wide range of product typologies are designed to work in diverse layers of importance. The result is a clean-lined furnishing collection that can easily be customised to work specifically and according to each unique need, reflecting traditional methods of furniture manufacturing with accurate industrial production methods. Collector strives to achieve the best quality possible by selecting the best materials and by the constant development of production processes and manufacturing partnerships.
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