A structure made of two different wood tones is cut by a tempered glass ‘blade‘. The concept behind the collection is the combination of different materials.
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A concept described by architect Renato D’Onofrio with interlocks and games of subtraction.
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Renato D'Onofrio
Convinced that there is a ‘red thread’ between different productions, Renato D’Onofrio is interested in architecture, restoration, furniture and design. In each area, it combines contemporaneity with history, understood as experiences waiting to be explored with ‘new eyes’. In particular, in design he interprets the needs and desires of users and therefore takes an equidistant stance from Functionalism as an end in itself and the aesthetic result incapable of going beyond the pleasure of the eye; he maintains that the true beauty of an object descends from its harmonious composition and the comfort it provides during use. D’Onofrio believes that any object should be enjoyed not only with the eyes but also with touch and even smell; for these reasons, he searches for the best materials, applies construction techniques appropriate to the design theme and takes care of the smallest formal details.
