The egg has always been a symbol of life and transformation.
Colombo is a table furniture with the function of
multifunctional storage that cites the
geometries of the egg, shaping them
with elegance and integrating harmonious solutions.
collection 02 2024
designer standa
The egg has always been a symbol of life and transformation. Colombo is a table furniture with multifunctional storage function that cites the geometries of the egg, shaping them with elegance and integrating harmonious solutions.
designer standa
490,00 €
Furniture that cites the geometries of the egg, a symbol of life and transformation. The continuity of its shape is broken by a cut-out that can serve as a tabletop or stand for the smartphone. The central cavity accommodates small everyday objects.
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Colombo
2C.009 /A01
White and yellow matte lacquered wood.
Dimensions (cm): W 36 x D 27 x H 9
Handcrafted in Italy
Meeting halfway between design practice and design theory, the representatives of the Standa group have recently translated their design expertise into product design, drawing from experiences in other application domains. The design duo conceptualises furnishings and objects as a fusion of everyday necessities and formal archetypes, which frequently extend beyond the realm of domesticity but find a fresh context in this setting. The solutions found evoke a world of functional objects with an intuitive aesthetic, which recalls in appearance (as well as in the programmatic name) a period when large-scale distribution aimed to provide services, but also to develop new scenarios and imaginaries for the home.
designer standa
490,00 €
Furniture that cites the geometries of the egg, a symbol of life and transformation. The continuity of its shape is broken by a cut-out that can serve as a tabletop or stand for the smartphone. The central cavity accommodates small everyday objects.
Colombo
2C.009 /A01
White and yellow matte lacquered wood.
Dimensions (cm): W 36 x D 27 x H 9
Handmade in Italy
designer standa
Meeting halfway between design practice and design theory, the representatives of the Standa group have recently translated their design expertise into product design, drawing from experiences in other application domains. The design duo conceptualises furnishings and objects as a fusion of everyday necessities and formal archetypes, which frequently extend beyond the realm of domesticity but find a fresh context in this setting. The solutions found evoke a world of functional objects with an intuitive aesthetic, which recalls in appearance (as well as in the programmatic name) a period when large-scale distribution aimed to provide services, but also to develop new scenarios and imaginaries for the home.
