Ginger

Contemporary yet timeless, a chromatic variation that ranges from bronze tones to the atemporal nuance of cognac and the raw veining of marble. A complex and sophisticated geometry permeates the space through the central presence of Final Cut, where a thin smoked glass layer—enhanced by its dynamism—both conceals and reveals the marble essence beneath.

The environment’s diffuse aesthetic regains its rational symmetry in Self Control. These two elements assert themselves with eclectic magnificence, where aniline leather defines and elevates the soft edges that express the warmth of both seats.

Beyond them, the feeling returns to the icy surfaces of glass and marble, as offered by the composed structure of the Lith coffee tables—blending diverse spatial suggestions of strength and resilience. The formal contrast between the two reinforces the dynamism without disrupting the harmonious order.

Roxenne hides its form within the darkness of nickel, yet resonates throughout the entire space. Here, the roughness of the micaceous brown structure seduces with every touch, in contrast to the balanced composition of the modular system.

The bold character of industrial style lies in its essential nature—a blend of strong, rigid materials with unique textures, enriched by refined colors.