In a bright location in Treviso with industrial charm, surrounded by white walls, minimalist furnishings and large windows overlooking greenery, a contemporary environment comes to life where architecture and nature interact in harmony. The outdoor garden visually enters the interior, amplifying the feeling of calm and openness. A place that enhances the beauty of natural light and the balance between formal rigour and warmth, becoming the ideal setting for furnishings with a poetic and versatile character.
Between natural light and essential geometries, Paolo Grasselli's Kamari Island modular system stands out as the protagonist of the living space: its free and flexible seats can be combined in ever-changing configurations, giving life to a domestic landscape in constant motion. Around it, Matteo Ragni's Otto coffee tables are positioned naturally, discreet yet functional elements, ready to accommodate everyday objects and gestures with sobriety and style. Completing the scene, Lucille adds depth to the environment: its compact shape and lounge spirit interact with the light filtering through the windows, creating a cosy yet open space, intimate and at the same time shareable. In this project, design and comfort coexist in a delicate balance of emotion and function.
Together, Kamari, Otto and Lucille give life to a coherent design language, where each piece interacts with the others in a perfect balance between comfort, style and identity.
