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François Ghost Mirror by Kartell.
Resin work “Space-Time Tunnel”.
Resin work “Blue Explosion”.
Light spheres in the Optik cubes by Kartell.
Light spheres in the Optik cubes by Kartell.
The garden at night.
Luminescence, night effect of the “Blue Explosion”.
Luminescence, night effect of the “Space-Time Tunnel”.
Light spheres in the Optik cubes by Kartell.
Resin work “Blue Explosion”.
Even the inclusion of certain objects of art and design wanted to integrate and seal the artistic stamp purposely attributed to this house.
Remember the unique works on the walls made by the same artist who carried out the floor works, the Optik container cubes with the table and the mirrors all by Kartell (Philippe Stark), the glass shelves and the internal and external light spheres.
The works of art on the walls have deep meanings, a reference to phisical laws that gives astonishment even at night when surprisingly the light which was “trapped” during the day returns - in figurative forms - glowing apparitions.
The biggest bright expressions in nature are the Sun and the Moon with their spherical shape, a geometric and absolute shape, which expresses the universe, a path without beninning and without end.
The light spheres are a polite attempt to place – as you like - these planetary forms and get new sensations even in our living world.
They are bright moving objects which change colour cyclically and can be used in any environment and for any occasion.
They were placed inside the Kartell cubes normally used as containers which at the same time reverberate different lights giving a pleasant sensation and an enjoyable optical effect.
In the garden bigger lights assume the semblance of games which were abandoned by children in the green to become at dusk cosmic objects landed randomly to enlighten and protect our “pearl”.
Even the mirrors, the Francois Ghost by Kartell, beauties which were placed at the entrance and in the bathrooms could find a placement anywhere. Their transparent gull-wing frames remind of cut crystals conveying an excellent effect: a look at the past immersed in the present.
Remember the unique works on the walls made by the same artist who carried out the floor works, the Optik container cubes with the table and the mirrors all by Kartell (Philippe Stark), the glass shelves and the internal and external light spheres.
The works of art on the walls have deep meanings, a reference to phisical laws that gives astonishment even at night when surprisingly the light which was “trapped” during the day returns - in figurative forms - glowing apparitions.
The biggest bright expressions in nature are the Sun and the Moon with their spherical shape, a geometric and absolute shape, which expresses the universe, a path without beninning and without end.
The light spheres are a polite attempt to place – as you like - these planetary forms and get new sensations even in our living world.
They are bright moving objects which change colour cyclically and can be used in any environment and for any occasion.
They were placed inside the Kartell cubes normally used as containers which at the same time reverberate different lights giving a pleasant sensation and an enjoyable optical effect.
In the garden bigger lights assume the semblance of games which were abandoned by children in the green to become at dusk cosmic objects landed randomly to enlighten and protect our “pearl”.
Even the mirrors, the Francois Ghost by Kartell, beauties which were placed at the entrance and in the bathrooms could find a placement anywhere. Their transparent gull-wing frames remind of cut crystals conveying an excellent effect: a look at the past immersed in the present.
