Disregarding all of the industry conventions, ‘Made In Ratio’ design studio has released a new contemporary furniture collection that features curvy shapes with unusual and dynamic designs.
Made to look like sculptures in the home, each piece of furniture is like a work of art in its execution, playing with shadows and depth as well as shape and style. This collection is for the homeowner who wants to invigorate their living space with intelligent elements that are inspirationally modern with purposeful design. Four ranges, including lighting, seating, tables and storage, provide flexibility and versatility for a functional collection that meets the desire for modular furnishings.
The ‘Made In Ratio’ contemporary furniture collection, debuted at Salone del Mobile 2013, will be on display at the Zonca & Zonca Gallery in Milan.
Curvaceous Modular Furnishings
'Made In Ratio' Launches a Contemporary Furniture Collection
Trend Themes
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