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Piana Collection by LucidiPevere
Piana Marble L by LucidiPevere + Macka by Note Design Studio
Macka Collection by Note Design Studio
ARRMET DEBUTS AT LONDON DESIGN
FESTIVAL (19-22 SEPTEMBER)
Arrmet debuts at London Design Festival (19-22 September) at the I-MADE event, with projects by
internationally famous designers Note Design Studio, LucidiPevere and Tomoya Tabuchi.
Top Italian quality and design will be These are Arrmet’s most recent and most Tomoya Tabuchi’s collection is called
on show at this event curated by Giulio important projects in terms of quality of Kiyumi – in Japanese ‘arch’. Its construction
Cappellini, part of London Design Festival design and industrial manufacture. is complex, despite the linearity of its sinuous
and held in the prestigious Saatchi Gallery,
ideally situated at the heart of London’s
week dedicated to international design.
Completely in line with Arrmet’s corporate
vision of “boundless curiosity”, Piana, Macka
and Kiyumi represent the perfect marriage
I-MADE showcases the very best of Italian art, of Italian production and aesthetic know-
manufacture and design and Arrmet presents how and respect for each designer’s original
a stunningly sculptural and extremely elegant language.
installation, where lines and colour blend
to create a unique, totally inspiring visitor
experience.
The products on show –LucidiPevere’s Piana
table, Note Design Studio’s Macka collection,
Tomoya Tabuchi’s Kiyumi collection – are
already available for British and international
markets.
Piana, a range of tables by LucidiPevere
featuring different shapes and sizes, was
developed around the theme of texture.
structure in painted steel, into which the
wooden seat and curved back are fitted. Its
high-tech manufacture and attention to detail
are demonstrated in the absence of visible
screws.
Macka chairs, by Note Design Studio, are
inspired by the natural world. Macka is
actually Swedish for a skimming stone that
bounces across water. The elements of these
chairs and stools are perfectly macka-shaped,
The concept was to extend the material, and – at least once in our life – we have all
colour and finish of the tabletop to the played this game.
frame – whether a central base, or trestle for
rectangular and oval formats – to create an
integrated, robust object of just one material.
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