A RENEWED OASIS OF TASTE AND RELAXATION
Effectively conveying design ideas has always been a fundamental condition for me to achieve an optimal and shared result. Immersing the client in the project through a virtual reality headset is currently one of the best ways to avoid any misunderstandings. Subsequently, the executive project based on photorealistic renderings becomes a crucial step in drastically reducing any errors.
The project stems from a few fundamental concepts: the use of traditional local materials, contemporary lines, and sustainability. Light also plays a crucial role in this operational environment, which must be practical before being aesthetically pleasing.
Ideas spring directly from needs. The first stems from a visceral annoyance at seeing piles of cellphones on tables (a gesture that is also light-years away from etiquette and elegance), and the second is more of a feminine nature: where do I put my purse? I solved the first problem by creating a small shelf specifically for storing smartphones first and then any other uncomfortable items in my pockets, such as keys or wallets. For purses, instead, I inserted a decorative element in the central part of the legs that also serves as a purse holder. Wood, Dekton®, and iron. 99% function + 1% creativity.
Mogu acoustic panels are the first commercially available products of their kind, entirely made with fungal mycelium and upcycled textile residues. Thanks to its unique technology, Mogu Acoustic represents today the most sustainable solution dedicated to acoustic comfort. I chose this solution because it combines design, innovation, and sustainability in line with my design philosophy.