During Maison & Objet, designer Luca Nichetto presented two remarkable collaborations that merge historical heritage with contemporary vision. The DOMUS x Ginori 1735 capsule collection embodies this dialogue, combining furniture, lighting, and accessories that maintain a strong, iconic identity while remaining versatile enough to function individually or as part of a cohesive environment.
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The collection balances aesthetic consistency and material harmony, making it suitable for both residential and contract spaces. At its center is the LaVenus Chair, a reinterpretation of the classic armchair, offered as a dining chair, bar stool, lounge, and swivel chair. Complementing this, the DOMUS collection includes Cromalia and Tressia carpets, the Liora portable lamp, the Volina chair and armchair, and the Arcis side and dining tables, all presented in a palette of warm, neutral, and cold hues, reflecting a sophisticated balance between tradition and innovation.
Alongside this, Nichetto expanded Cassina's outdoor offering with the TOREI collection, adapting an indoor model for exterior settings. These coffee tables combine functional versatility with design flexibility, featuring black or white embossed stainless steel bases and glazed porcelain stoneware tops in circular, square, or rectangular formats and varying heights.
The TOREI tables can be stacked and combined, creating dynamic arrangements for outdoor spaces. Available in an array of sculptural porcelain stoneware colours, including ash gray, cream, moss green, amaranth red, powder, and cobalt blue, these elements bring playful, compact volumes to terraces, gardens, and contract environments, showcasing Nichetto's talent for transforming classic forms into contemporary, multifunctional designs.
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