Kreoo is proud to add three new products to its range – the Pluvio table, the Hug bathtub and freestanding sink, and the Lily sculpture.
Pluvio table, designed by Matteo Nunziati
The Pluvio table is designed with reference to the artistic movement of Surrealism, an avant-garde current of the twentieth century. The table is framed by a metal profile that also identifies its legs. The base is made of marble, as well as the top that appears liquid, as rippled by an invisible drop fallen from the sky. This surprisingly elegant effect is achieved with profound artisanship. The idea is to design a product in balance among technical ability, surprise, refinement and elegance, offering a contrast between the solidity of stone and the fluidity of water.
Hug bathtub and freestanding sink, designed by Matteo Nunziati
The original idea for the Hug collection was to design a sort of embrace between the two most popular natural materials, wood and marble. The embrace is characterized by a perfect balance between these two identities – despite being completely different, they are enhanced reciprocally in their diversity. Marble gives richness and solidity to the pieces and eucalyptus wood allows cavities, creating open spaces where objects can be stored. The Hug line, as the name says, is the result from the encounter between elegance and functionality.
Lily sculpture, designed by Tobia Berti for Decormarmi
The Lily sculpture is an elegant and sinuous furnishing statement piece: the genesis of an organic floral form becoming an anthropomorphic synthesis. A thin veil merging into an oval body, gathering the light and declining it into every inch of its surface, a story of what marble is, mutable and delicate.
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