Inside Design Magazine

Butterfly

"Butterfly" is part of an exercise in exploration of metal processes. Inspired by Mexican Monarca Butterflies, which despite to the fragile appearance of its wings, is capable of traveling more than 4000 kilometers from Canada to the state of Michoacan in Mexico. The pure lines resemble a wing shape of a butterfly and its structure is made to create a very confortable, strong and aesthetic piece. Always looking for a perfect balance between function and production feasibility, "Butterfly" makes up pairs of stackable, cast aluminum, indoor-outdoor chairs.

Dining table and beyond

This table has the ability to adjust its surface to different shapes, materials, textures and colors. Contrary to a conventional table, whose tabletop serves as a fixed surface for the serving accessories (plates, serving platters, etc.), this table’s components act as both the surface and the serving accessories. These accessories can be composed in different shaped and sized components depending on the required dining needs. This unique and innovative design transforms a traditional dining table into a dynamic centerpiece through its continual rearrangement of curved accessories.

Oculars

Sedia Stellare (o del Piccolo Principe)

Small precious throne for poetic thinkers, observers of the stars that, like the Little Prince, venture into sidereal trips. An iconographic chair, which wraps of grace and majesty who lies: regality blended with the simplicity that is the privileged key to access charm and richness of the countless cognitive universes. Recommended for contemplation and for moments of wine tasting. Cherry wood, natural leather, brushed steel. It fits to special spaces as cellars, wine bars, reading places

Disco-Volante

The Disco-Volante is designed using a number of small pods, this design moves away from the conventional single large surface found with traditional coffee tables.

Meduse Pipes

Elegant organic lines are inspired by underwater sea life. A shisha pipe like a mysterious animal getting alive with every inhalation. My idea of design was to uncover all interesting processes that take place in the pipe such as bubbling, smoke flow, fruit mosaic and the play of lights. I have achieved this by maximizing the glass proportion and mainly by uplifting the functional area to the eye level, instead of traditional shisha pipes where its almost hidden on the ground level. Using real fruit pieces inside the glass corpus for cocktails enhances the experience to the new level.