Patricia Urquiola Cements Her Genius With the CIMENTO Collection
The CIMENTO collection, by Patricia Urquiola, features four new lines of furniture and accessories that highlight the materiality and tactility of concrete.
Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola further solidifies her legacy as one of today?s foremost designers with her latest furniture collection created in collaboration with CIMENTO, a Venice-based brand known for its innovations in surface design. Unveiled at Salone del Mobile, this collection spans four unique product lines that transform CIMENTO?s distinctive materials into modern furniture and accessories. Urquiola?s designs blend playful shapes, vibrant colors, and raw finishes, showcasing the material?s versatility while highlighting her signature touch of elegance and craftsmanship.
The Alberoni line captivates with its contrast between colorful, layered columns and sleek, rectilinear forms. The multi-colored layers, reminiscent of sedimentary rocks found in the earth?s geology, bring a natural, earthy aesthetic to a side table, coffee table, stool, and bookcase in this series.
In contrast, the Lazzaro features more fluid, organic shapes. Comprising a dining table, coffee table, side table, chair, and stool, this line has a raw, unpolished feel, with rough surfaces adding tactile interest. Soft curves and subtle color gradations emphasize the connections where surfaces meet, bringing attention to the sculptural nature of each piece.
Bridging these styles, the Zaccaria line offers a ba...
Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola further solidifies her legacy as one of today?s foremost designers with her latest furniture collection created in collaboration with CIMENTO, a Venice-based brand known for its innovations in surface design. Unveiled at Salone del Mobile, this collection spans four unique product lines that transform CIMENTO?s distinctive materials into modern furniture and accessories. Urquiola?s designs blend playful shapes, vibrant colors, and raw finishes, showcasing the material?s versatility while highlighting her signature touch of elegance and craftsmanship.
The Alberoni line captivates with its contrast between colorful, layered columns and sleek, rectilinear forms. The multi-colored layers, reminiscent of sedimentary rocks found in the earth?s geology, bring a natural, earthy aesthetic to a side table, coffee table, stool, and bookcase in this series.
In contrast, the Lazzaro features more fluid, organic shapes. Comprising a dining table, coffee table, side table, chair, and stool, this line has a raw, unpolished feel, with rough surfaces adding tactile interest. Soft curves and subtle color gradations emphasize the connections where surfaces meet, bringing attention to the sculptural nature of each piece.
Bridging these styles, the Zaccaria line offers a ba...
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