Mia
DESIGN SERENA CONFALONIERI
Modern aesthetics meet architectural precision. This series of three versatile objects is defined by a sophisticated play of contrasts, making it a standout addition to any contemporary interior.
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The design’s decisive character stems from the harmony between its two halves: the soft, fluid lines of the metallic base and the bold, industrial texture of the perforated metal sheet used for the upper section.
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This balance of solid and sheer elements creates a unique visual lightness that adapts to any space.
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The perforated metal sheet can be positioned either on top or as the base of the vase, allowing for two distinct configurations — and giving each piece its own versatile, dual identity.
Product Informations
Dimensions:
Mia Tall: Ø 150 × H 310 mm
Mia Medium: Ø 210 × H 215 mm
Mia Low: Ø 300 × H 120 mm
Materials: Metal
Finish: Pink | Light grey | Cotto | Sage green | Burgundy | Petrol green | Black
Made in:Â Italy
Environment: Indoor
The juxtaposition of textures and finishes evokes a sense of timeless sophistication, making Mia not just a piece of furniture, but a statement of refined taste.
In any interior setting, Mia commands attention, drawing the eye with its bold yet graceful presence.
The intricate detailing of the perforated metal sheet adds a touch of artistry, while the luxurious gold and nickel finishes reflect light in captivating ways, enhancing the ambiance of the space.
Meanwhile, the robust, opaque-colored lower part provides a grounded contrast, ensuring that Mia remains versatile and adaptable to various decor styles.
In any interior setting, Mia commands attention, drawing the eye with its bold yet graceful presence.
The intricate detailing of the perforated metal sheet adds a touch of artistry, while the luxurious gold and nickel finishes reflect light in captivating ways, enhancing the ambiance of the space.
Meanwhile, the robust, opaque-colored lower part provides a grounded contrast, ensuring that Mia remains versatile and adaptable to various decor styles.
