Designer Matteo Tosi introduces the Adelina collection, which is composed of a range of table centerpieces inspired by nature itself. Tosi looks to the concept of how everyday life sees the incorporation of nature -- allowing there to be time for creation, thought and nourishment. The new range of centerpieces is composed of four pieces in total: two with a suspended disc, one with a candle holder and a suspended disc, and a flower vase with a tea light holder.
Matteo Tosi experiments with cross sections of geometric structures, in which lines and circles are definitive of space and solids in balancing light. The discs are frequently seen in the new Adelina collection and are finished in gold to enhance the minimal design of metal pieces.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nature-inspired Centerpieces
- Designers are incorporating elements from nature into their centerpieces, allowing for unique and creative table decor.
- Geometric Structures
- Experimenting with cross sections of geometric structures offers a fresh and modern approach to design.
- Minimalistic Metal Pieces
- Minimalistic metal pieces, finished in gold, bring a touch of elegance and simplicity to interior design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- Incorporating nature-inspired centerpieces into home decor creates a calming and natural atmosphere.
- Interior Design
- Using geometric structures in interior design adds a unique and contemporary aesthetic to spaces.
- Art and Sculpture
- Creating minimalistic metal pieces provides opportunities for artists and sculptors to showcase their talent.
