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Pulse arcade — neon hairlines and corner brackets frame the playfield brief.
a design created in the 1950s
It was first produced by Berliner Metallgewerbe Joseph Muller
and can be made with all the covers available in the catalogue in the name of maximum versatility
is able to recreate the Mediterranean magic in your everyday spaces
Brick 19: H45 cm x Ø50
Vela Sofa by Zanellato/Bortotto metal frame a design created in theThe sails, fixed to the boat mast, unfold urged by the breeze and then swell majestically, creating sophisticated lines that unravel the murmur of the winds. Since always, sails have represented a symbol of compromise between man and nature, as the dialogue between these two worlds. This concept is translated into Vela, Italian for sail, a sofa whose silhouette and precious details recall the elegance of this object. The fabric upholstery subtly
