Panorama V2 Coffee Table by Limited Edition

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Panorama v2 coffee table by edizione limitata limited edition of 1000 pieces. Signed and numbered. Dimensions: d 60 x w … more Panorama v2 coffee table by edizione limitata limited edition of 1000 pieces. Signed and numbered. Dimensions: d 60 x w 59 x h 33 cm materials: satin transparent tempered glass. Panorama v1 and v2 are respectively contemporary side and low table made by italian artisans in satin glass. They are part of the collectible design language panorama that has been developed by the edizione limitata’s art research team in milan. The aim of the designers was to approach the glass shapes as three-dimensional spots of color, in order to build opaque sculptures populating the interiors. The compositional essentiality is dramatic, a solitary figure, elegant and opaque, capable of existing in solitude within a defined environment as well as shaping the light that passes through it. Geometrical shapes are assembled into a rational reflective composition that provides a distinctive point of view to the surrounding interior. Nori’s language plays with its chiaroscuro contrasts in a spontaneous way and its organic forms exchange light with each other with extreme lightness. Edizione limitata, that is to say “limited edition”, is a brand promoting and developing objects which combine a unique design with the tradition and quality of made in italy. Edizione limitata celebrates love for design, details and dialogue between different materials and it constantly pursues to strike a balance between shape and matter, project and production. The collection is the result of such a conception: objects which are able to become part of everyday life and tell a story of passion and research. Edizione limitata is a brand curated by simone fanciullacci. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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