The quality of domestic life has always been a priority. First with kitchens that have left an indelible mark on the history of Italian furnishings. Then, gradually, as required by new habitat trends, the company has expanded into other zones of the house – the bathroom, the living area – demonstrating great functional and aesthetic expertise based on 60 years of intense work.
Scavolini now continues to enhance its range with Every Time, the program exclusively created for a new series of complements – tables, chairs, stools, sideboards, mirrors and clocks – featuring an incredible variety of forms, sizes, finishes and materials. Once again operating on the front line to grant a physiognomy to multiple styles, resolving the needs of each. Everything stems from the firm’s in-house research and development, capable of detected needs and trends and implementing them through solutions of exceptional personality. Attention to detail becomes fundamental to bring out the value of every space with dynamism and taste, boosted by the high quality of the materials, which bring beauty and durability over time.
For high performance that is also fully sustainable. The versatility of the seating elements – with or without armrests, or with high backs – provides outstanding ergonomic comfort. As well as refinement, based on the combination of elegant finishes. Like the Egg chair, which matches legs in Rovere Berry veneer with coverings in Viki 25 fabric. In addition to the models Deco, Blazer, Havana, Fifties and Wave, relying on refined textiles whose tones are sometimes echoed by the structure in metal or wood for an effective total look.
The tables, with their sculptural forms, developed in fixed or extensible configurations, pay tribute to the pleasures of socializing and sharing, becoming protagonists of any space. The material chosen for the top, combined with different types of statuesque bases, sets the character. The top in Marmo Nero Rigato with a glossy finish for the Luxor table contrasts with the structure in Nero coated metal, gaining visual force thanks to the lateral openings along its 287 cm of length.
The Paris table match shiny Visone glass with Bronzo coated metal, in the version that can be extended to 290 cm. Other striking solutions include the effects of the Dark Pulpis laminate with a Nero border, 3 cm thick, for the Sidney table, or of the Abitum Marmo Brown Rigato structured finish for the Luxor model. Finally, as the satellites required to define the contours of a family setting, there are the Net and Diamond sideboards, and the mirrors Dancer and Eye Bronzo, in the reflecting and metal versions.
