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PRODUCT DESIGN

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“Palazzo Cervo” Restaurant’s Furniture Collection

The furniture collection for Palazzo Cervo Boutique Hotel draws inspiration from Taranto's iconic olive trees, translating their unique twisting growth pattern into stylized furniture elements. Each piece uses locally sourced materials like re-olivar and aluminum to create an immersive dining experience celebrating local culture and sustainable design.

RE-SIT Chair

The RE-SIT Chair transforms discarded bicycle tubes and reclaimed wood into a lightweight, stackable seating solution for the "RE-THINK, RE-USE, RE-DUCE" exhibition in Copenhagen. Created with designer Dögg Guðmundsdóttir, it repurposes an old oak table, bicycle tubes, and pig hair insulation to reflect Copenhagen's bicycle culture and commitment to sustainable living.

“Solus Linea” Furniture Collection

This outdoor furniture collection reimagines Gae Aulenti's "Locus Solus" collection by transforming tubular pipes into flowing design elements that define chairs, tables, and sofas. The design creates a deliberate contrast between hard metallic elements and soft seating surfaces, with rope elements bridging the gap between framework and cushioning.

“Chop” Cutting Board Collection

The CHOP cutting board collection combines ecological sustainability with exceptional functionality, crafted from 100% Lithuanian oak wood with specialized design elements for different ingredients. Each board features innovative elements like juice collection channels and herb preparation zones while embodying principles of sustainability and elegant minimalism.

LINK Coaster System

LINK coasters represent an innovative approach to sustainable design by repurposing stone-based tile scraps into functional, aesthetically pleasing home accessories. The minimalist X-shaped connection enables easy separation and compact storage while celebrating the beauty of repurposed materials.

“Capsula” Router

Capsula reimagines the router as a design object inspired by the delicate form of a poppy seed capsule, transforming a typically concealed device into an intentional interior design element. Drawing from biophilic design principles and Lithuanian cultural heritage, it elevates the router from a technical necessity to a sophisticated piece of home decor symbolizing peace and tranquility.

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