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ARCHITECTURE OF LIGHT AND SHADOW: LIVING BOX
A passage of shadow and warm light leads into the living area, where the Living Box by Vincent Van Duysen and the 505 UP System by Nicola Gallizia enter into dialogue, composing an atmosphere of serenity anchored in refined materiality.
Along the far wall of the room, the Living Box asserts its architectural origins. Conceived by Vincent Van Duysen to echo a building reduced in scale, the low sideboard contrasts exterior and interior through material: slatted wooden doors filter a warm inner glow, while the marble top lends the composition its sense of permanence — a small piece of architecture inhabiting the room.
LIVING BOX SINGLE UNITS VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
LINEA ARMCHAIR VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
LIVING BOX SINGLE UNITS VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
LIVING BOX SINGLE UNITS VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
Along the corridor, the 505 UP System by Nicola Gallizia rises floor to ceiling in dark oak. The evolution of a Molteni&C classic, its grid of horizontal and vertical shelves is animated by integrated lighting that turns every book and object into a curated still life, pairing maximum compositional freedom with the presence of a finished piece of furniture.
LIVING BOX SINGLE UNITS VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
LIVING BOX SINGLE UNITS VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
Stone-clad volumes, wood ceilings, and oak flooring frame the two systems in an enveloping material palette, guiding the eye from one space to the next. Here, light becomes material and storage becomes display, defining a domestic landscape where the culture of quality living is evident in every detail.
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Inspired by monumental architecture, Vincent Van Duysen’s Living Box single unit translates the grandeur of buildings, concert halls, and monumental spaces into a sculptural, domestic object. Designed as a self-standing furniture element, it combines elegance with versatility, offering a refined storage solution for contemporary living spaces. Living Box transforms storage into an architectural statement, balancing practicality with a cinematic presence in the home.
The 505 UP living system by Nicola Gallizia embodies the spirit of refined modular living, ever evolving to embrace the dynamic demands of contemporary interiors. Inspired by architecture, it shapes spaces with a sculptural presence that captures the geometry and rhythm of urban landscapes. A variety of materials and compositional elements enrich its versatility, inviting personalized expression and storage capabilities in living areas and beyond.
The Telaro rug by Marta Ferri is a refined exploration of geometry and texture. Designed to move beyond traditional conventions in rug design, Telaro creates a thoughtful balance between modern living and artisanal heritage.
The Linea armchair represents the fluid continuity of the Molteni&C Collection. With airy shapes and essential lines, it invites an exploration of a design concept that is open and projected towards infinity. Designed with compact yet inviting proportions, it offers both stylistic continuity and exceptional versatility.