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The monocoque structure, which characterizes them, reveals stylistic ribbing on the leather back that is reminiscent of the automotive world. New additions to this area include the Flines carpet and the Quetzal table lamp.
The office overlooks a first living room with the Seidon sofa, the Ligea side tables and armchairs, and the Yuan coffee table, enriched by the Libra lamp and the Blow sculpture. The second large and cozy living room with the SoHo sofa and Clori armchair is enhanced by the inclusion of the Progetti Silky accent chairs, the first chapter of Tribute to Icons— the project through which Giorgetti launches a series dedicated to the contemporary reinterpretation of its most iconic products. Not a nostalgic look at the past, but a reinterpretation that treats it as living matter, to be explored through new design languages and sensibilities. The protagonist of this fifirst chapter is the Progetti, a historic 1987 armchair reinterpreted by Carlo Colombo.
The sleeping area is wrapped in Hanani wallpaper for a dreamlike atmosphere and is developed with the Karphi Nap bed and Delphi nightstands, which open to a large walk-in closet with Reiwa and the vanity area with Edward and Annette seating.
Finally, a selection from the Open Air collection, designed for outdoor living, inviting you to experience outdoor spaces with the same sophistication as indoors: the Moorea sofa with Loop chairs, Aldìa coffee tables, Nisida rugs and cushions, and Kromis low table.
Complementing the exhibition, artworks selected in collaboration with Pontone Gallery— a returning partner— and Everard Read— a new addition to this initiative— accompany visitors throughout the store. On display are works by Mark Rautenbach, a South African multimedia artist, and sculptures by William Peers, in a dialogue between design and art that has always been part of the brand’ s identity.
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