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5 May 2016

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Cristina Morozzi

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An ancient palace on Via Cesare Correnti 14 hosted the Ladies&Gentlemen collective, produced by Secondome and P-S consultant. The Roman artistic design gallery, Secondome, featured two collections in this space; “Una” was designed by Stefano Marolla, and inaugurated his collaboration with the gallery. The wood wardrobe and bar cart, made by hand, were inspired by the drapery used by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in his sculptures. Giorgia Zanellato, the young designer for Fabrica, presented “Awaiting”, a series of golden-bronze furniture covered in multi-patterned velvet, designed by the artist Coralla Maiuri. The “Awaiting” collection presents classic shapes, including a dressing screen, table, and bench, revealing the already trending return towards the classical; the use of golden bronze and patterned velvet are tempered by design, giving way for a contemporary reinvention of the classical.

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T Stool, L Stool e Room Divider, realizzati in bronzo dorato con rivestimento in velluto fantasia, collezione “Awaiting”, di Giorgia Zanellato e Coralla Maiuri. Esposizione Ladies&Gentlemen, Fuori Salone, 2016.
L Stool, realizzato in bronzo dorato con rivestimento in velluto fantasia, collezione “Awaiting”, di Giorgia Zanellato e Coralla Maiuri. Esposizione Ladies&Gentlemen, Fuori Salone, 2016.
Madia 2, buffet realizzato in legno lavorato a mano e bronzo, collezione “Una Articolo indeterminativo”, Stefano Marolla. Esposizione Ladies&Gentlemen, Fuori Salone, 2016.
Vanity 1 e T Stool, realizzati in bronzo dorato con rivestimento in velluto fantasia, collezione “Awaiting”, di Giorgia Zanellato e Coralla Maiuri. Esposizione Ladies&Gentlemen, Fuori Salone, 2016.

WHERE: Via Cesare Correnti 14 Milano

An ancient palace on Via Cesare Correnti 14 hosted the Ladies&Gentlemen collective, produced by Secondome and P-S consultant. The Roman artistic design gallery, Secondome, featured two collections in this space; “Una” was designed by Stefano Marolla, and inaugurated his collaboration with the gallery. The wood wardrobe and bar cart, made by hand, were inspired by the drapery used by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in his sculptures. Giorgia Zanellato, the young designer for Fabrica, presented “Awaiting”, a series of golden-bronze furniture covered in multi-patterned velvet, designed by the artist Coralla Maiuri. The “Awaiting” collection presents classic shapes, including a dressing screen, table, and bench, revealing the already trending return towards the classical; the use of golden bronze and patterned velvet are tempered by design, giving way for a contemporary reinvention of the classical.

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