Glas Italia Prism Partition

A World Heritage landmark, this SUMO-sized publication presents the most precious surviving murals of Tibetan Buddhist culture. For the first time, these astonishing and intricate ma...

The low table by Charlotte Perriand is composed of six segments of different radius, arranged in a circle but offset from one another to create an uneven outer border in solid wood w...

Cross(me)Knot combines traditional Tibetan and Nepalese designs (where cc-tapis has it’s production) with typical European motifs. After meticulous research into carpet weaving techn...

With arms measuring 52, 58 and 91 inches, this sconce can project light into a room at varying angles due to the independent rotation of each arm and each shade. Switches located on ...

The ‘Imperial’ screen is an iconic baroque inspired masterpiece from RIZO’s Atelier. Featuring tridimensional, carved highly refined crystal filigree panels realized with extreme h...

This contemporary styled partition screen or room divider is made of sucupira hardwood. Named the Conogó, this partition screen is art–furniture. The...

Bamboo, rattan and leather screen made in Italy in the 1960s The Separè is composed of 3 panels made of bamboo and joined together by leather straps and with wicker weaves. The scree...

This contemporary style partition screen or room divider, painted in MDF, is made of sucupira hardwood. Named the Conogó, this partition screen is art–furniture. Its constructive and aesthetic inspiration is a mix of references that goes from several fields, from universal cultural roots to contemporary art. In one hand, Conogó’s constructive form and its use of simple materials references the work of indigenous ancestors and their connection with nature. On the other hand, its play with optical illusion, rhythm and movement creates dialogue with contemporary Kinetic art. The screen partition...