HomeHome RenovatingThese Designs Stretch Beyond The Grid

These Designs Stretch Beyond The Grid

Published on


As an organizing concept, the grid might suggest something rigid and inflexible, but in the hands of Fabiola di Virgilio and Andrea Rosso, the twosome behind Italian practice RedDuo Studio, it becomes inviting and open-ended. At Matter and Shape design fair in Paris, the pair unveiled new pieces that riff on elements of a grid. Glowtile, a modular ceramic lighting system produced by Italy’s Leucos, comes in two formats (square and rectangular) and three colors (chalk blue, oyster white, and mineral gray) that can be endlessly combined into linear sequences or irregular compositions for the wall or ceiling. The Furry Network, a rug collection conceived for Belgian company JOV, was first designed for di Virgilio and Andrea Rosso’s own home and studio. Presenting a matrix of long-pile mohair, New Zealand wool, and other fine fibers, it’s now ready to take on the wider market in an all-new palette of dusty blue, stone gray, milky white, and butter yellow. leucos.comjov-design.com



Source: https://interiordesign.net

Latest articles

Gensler Denver Delivers on Mile-High Style at Adorn

The interior design of your project is completed and installed. . .now what? Adorn...

Sink Into A 3D-Printed Noodle Nest By Studio Yellowdot

Spaghetti is best served al dente—and so, we’d argue, is furniture. Hong Kong–...

The Loacker Austria Flagship Draws On Its Signature Wafer Design

Loacker is a third-generation family business that began in 1925 as a modest pastry...

Casa Curiel Opens First Store In China With Milan-Inspired Design

To bring the spirit of Curiel, a century-old Milanese women’s fashion brand, to southwest...

More like this

Gensler Denver Delivers on Mile-High Style at Adorn

The interior design of your project is completed and installed. . .now what? Adorn...

Sink Into A 3D-Printed Noodle Nest By Studio Yellowdot

Spaghetti is best served al dente—and so, we’d argue, is furniture. Hong Kong–...

The Loacker Austria Flagship Draws On Its Signature Wafer Design

Loacker is a third-generation family business that began in 1925 as a modest pastry...