Padova presents the latest, at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile, in the showroom in Corso Venezia in a real rain drops fabric upholstered. The allestimento 'Textile Rain', edited by Jo Ann Tan, inspired by the common element that distinguishes the three novelties presented by De Padova: l’imbottitura.
The sectional sofa Mimic, the chair and the Emerald Chesto.
Mimic Design: Monica Forster, 2014 Mimic, name inspired by the memory of mimetic Mimic octopus, known to adapt to the different colors that the marine environment suggests. Mimic has a simple form and a movement intrinsic, created by the softness and the details in the session and in the cushion support. The combination of modules of different sizes and more Mimic backs allow you to create various and numerous possibilities of sitting.
Chesto Design: Accurate processing, simple lines and precise details of style for Chesto drawn from Patrick Norguet that describes her chair: “For my first collaboration with this great company, The idea started with the desire to revisit an armchair historical, solid, with four legs, that was suitable for a dining room or a conference table, Elegant and confortevole. My research has focused on the details of mounting: a seat foam that fits in the wood-based, But putting out the details at the front, where the wooden legs and grafting are supportive and hallmark. A proper mixture to make it unique, even if approached in multiple.”
Smeralda Design: armchair and sofa two-seater, designed by Anne of Schewen, born from the idea of wanting to create a session and visually light and contemporary at the same time extremely comfortable. The slightly curved steel structure inspired by the typology of the ancient Greek chairs combined with that of the seats made of willow, where the branches bent create soft curves and continuous. The lining is designed to be used outside.
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