Fly
Thickness disappears, defining a pure presence. Aqua Light quartzite and Coffee Oak wood establish a natural and profound dialogue that shapes a precious volume, traversed by contrasts of temperature, light and matter.
Fly
The purity of form orients the entire design, while the 45° cut visually lightens the thicknesses and restores a more precise and measured presence to the whole. Each element contributes to a sober and sophisticated image, in which formal rigor and naturalness coexist with absolute harmony.
Quartzite Aqua Light
Thickness disappears, defining a pure presence.
Aqua Light quartzite and Coffee Oak wood establish a natural and profound dialogue that shapes a precious volume, traversed by contrasts of temperature, light and matter.
Aqua Light quartzite and Coffee Oak wood establish a natural and profound dialogue that shapes a precious volume, traversed by contrasts of temperature, light and matter.
Fly
Ghost System
Fly's monolithic configuration was born from the meeting of innovation and the search for minimalism that enhances the purity of form. The 45-degree edges allow doors and drawers to open without creating visible thicknesses, allowing the volume of the island, here clad in Coffee Oak wood, to emerge strongly.
Fly
Cedar wood and Emperador marble
The design is developed around a monolithic vision of space, where the continuity of surfaces enhances the purity of volume.
The finishes dialogue with each other in a calibrated balance of warm and deep tones, defining a sophisticated and contemporary environment.
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