They function as dividers, separators, filters for light, barriers with a peek-a-boo effect to screen off given spaces. But there’s more: some of these panels are accessorized with consoles and shelves, coat racks, optionals that enhance function while also – in some cases – improving acoustics.
Maestrale produced by Linvisibile is a system of panels from floor to ceiling or at preset heights, offering a true décor element. It features a set of aluminium slats accompanied by at least one panel with a supporting finish, that can also be different on the two sides. Accessories include a suspended console, shelves or even a drawer along the entire length of the module, or only a part of it. The perimeter frame and passage panels in aluminium can be produced in RAL colors, if coated, or in a range of anodized hues.
Eve designed by Pietro Russo for Gallotti&Radice is a bed with an elegant boiserie headboard in frisé colored walnut, with herringbone inlays and adjustable lateral panels.
Paravan, designed by Lievore Altherr for Arper, has a sculptural form and an architectural installation, capable of reorganizing existing spaces to create new ones. It provides intimacy inside shared spaces, thanks to sound-absorbing panels that facilitate individual concentration or teamwork. The collection allows you to create corner or curved compositions, which can be personalized with a wide range of finishes to adapt to any context. Ideal for lounge zones, waiting areas and co-working facilities, the collection includes shelving, coat racks and other optional elements.
Multy is an innovative partition system with which to divide and structure spaces, create visual privacy and reduce the impact of noise in offices and workspaces in general. The system, created by the design duo Gabriele & Oscar Buratti, has been produced thanks to collaboration with the Tecno design division. It is composed of a single panel that can be configured, grouped and outfitted with a simple, intuitive system. The panel, composed of two external shells in polyester fiber obtained with high-temperature pressforming technology, is equipped with a built-in perimeter structure in anodized aluminium that contains interlocking connections to permit the addition of worksurfaces of different forms and sizes, shelves and accessories.
In the area of screens, we have Tracing Identity by De Castelli (painting design Alessandra Baldereschi), a limited and numbered edition of 99 pieces. This is a large screen with imaginary landscapes, a night sky and a hilly zone, depicted on each side. The chromatic variations obtained thanks to different oxidations performed by De Castelli on the materials are comparable to the colors of a painter on a canvas: the result is a painting that becomes a set. The screen is composed of three panels to permit different configurations, setting off private areas or dividing internal spaces to create a secluded corner protected by an imaginary landscape.
The Opto screen by Lorenz + Kaz for Colé Italia reinterprets the works of the versatile Lazlo Moholy-Nagy, a painter, photographer and teacher at the Bauhaus. The frame with is irregular geometry is in solid wood, while the panels are in laser-cut metal painted in dark anthracite or bright colors, customized by request.
