Balanced between a long tradition of industrial design, contemporary custom-made quality and the refinement of Made in Italy in the structures and finishes, for MisuraEmme the bedroom zone, the space in the home set aside for privacy and rest, speaks a rigorous, functional aesthetic language, in a screenplay that becomes fluid, versatile and charismatic.
Like the seductive character of the Virgin bed designed by Mauro Lipparini, with an elegant, essential and welcoming form, illustrating the sartorial approach of MisuraEmme that combines softness and rationality. With architectural borders that enhance the padded volumes and add a touch of light graphic impact, the bed has a headboard with an enveloping frame featuring removable covers. It is available in fabric, in velvet, smooth leather or suede, eco-leather and nabuk. The measurements are 1600 / 1800 mm, with or without storage chest.
Virgin by MisuraEmme, Design Mauro Lipparini
Palo Alto Free by MisuraEmme, Design Gianni Borgonovo
The co-star, with an equally assertive but more rational character, is the Palo Alto Free wardrobe, designed by Gianni Borgonovo. The new wardrobe cabin concept, generated by the evolution of the Palo Alto I Box system, calls for the use of a door directly supported by a frontal floor-to-ceiling post that creates the structure. The result is a series of accessorized doors that also have the function of covering gaps or niches, offering great compositional flexibility.
The model is compatible with all the doors already contained in the Palo Alto system, and with the evolution of the Rex door that features opening with a slide-fold movement. The accessibility of the inner compartments that sets the whole system apart remains, enhanced by modular accessories that border the space. Many excellent finishes are available, ranging from glass to techno-marble, wood varieties to metal, as well as personalized combinations of materials.
Palo Alto Free by MisuraEmme, Design Gianni Borgonovo
Eros by MisuraEmme, Design Massimo Dei
The dialogue between various materials becomes intense in the Eros bedroom group designed by Massimo Dei and composed of a dresser and a bedside unit. The metal structure with an oval diameter, coated in bronze, supports a marble top thanks to special recessing, and a cabinet in black stained oak which seems to be suspended between the top and the floor.
