Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori With the Dolce Vita Collection we want to propose new models of life, new ways to move, and different kinds of spaces in which to live and work. Maximum of flexibility for the modular seating system.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori The Dolce Vita objects want materially translate all that belongs to us: our thoughts, our doubts, our dreams...Maximum of flexibility for the modular seating system.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori These cabinets interpret space under the logic of volumes of space, of the penetration between empty and full volumes.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori True design is the complexity of of the various creative components that categorize an object as one of design. The bookshelf-System system is based on the size requirements in our houses: we all need furnishings that despite their size and can be positioned in areas of limited space.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori Designed to house books and a television as well as all hi-fi accessories in a small amount of space. Sliding doors can partly cover the element which is not in use.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori A coordinated dressing table with chair in ebonized open pore ash.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori Round dining table with chair. The table is a contemporary interpretation of the traditional Chinese round table.
Dolce Vita 2007 – Maxxa
Senior assistant: Takeshi Izuhori A kind of smooth big upholstered band all around the bed as a comfortable base.