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DYNAMIC POSSIBILITIES: JULIAN
The Julian modular sofa system by Vincent Van Duysen takes full advantage of the expansiveness of this living space with its range of modules arranged in a welcoming, open configuration. In the center of the space, the Eter coffee tables by Van Duysen are aligned in a perpendicular fashion to expose the open surface to the sofas.
JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
ETER SMALL TABLE VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
BOSCO ARMCHAIR NAOTO FUKASAWA
INFRA RUG VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
ETER SMALL TABLE VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
INFRA RUG VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
Julian's sleek linearity is counterbalanced by the sinuous shape of the Bosco armchair by Naoto Fukasawa that graces a corner of the room with its elegant nonchalance.
BOSCO ARMCHAIR NAOTO FUKASAWA
MIDDAY SINGLE UNITS GAMFRATESI
BOSCO ARMCHAIR NAOTO FUKASAWA
Vincent Van Duysen's Logos single unit adorns one wall, providing a seamless storage solution that is lit from within for an elegant allure. The overall composition allows the eye to trace its linear and rounded forms effortlessly, just as it allows the natural light to dance through the space.
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The Julian modular seating system by Vincent Van Duysen is welcoming, warm and convivial. The contrasting profile defines its rhythm, captures the gaze, guides it along the surface and reveals subtle construction details.
Bosco by Naoto Fukasawa is an armchair that invites the body to let go. Inspired by the gentle hills of Tuscany, its soft silhouette and subtly divided contours echo the rhythms of the landscapes. Its form is defined by generous volumes that support the body naturally, allowing the sitter to settle into the chair's embrace. The design favors continuity, shaping a compact silhouette that feels stable, protective, and calm within the space.
The Eter coffee table by Vincent Van Duysen combines continuity and suspension in a composition of two distinct planes held in elegant balance. Available in three sizes, the table is designed to work as a single piece or in grouped arrangements, adapting easily to different spatial contexts and uses.
Modularity, functionality, and lightness are what inspired Molteni&C's first fully modular living room wall unit system. Designed by Vincent Van Duysen, Logos offers a fresh approach to how space can be designed, offering endless configurations to suit individual tastes and functional needs. The storage module is fully customizable, offering options such as open compartments, doors, or drawers of varying heights, adding both practicality and aesthetic appeal.