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Louis XV Goes To Sparta Sofa with internal structure in multilayer wood, polyurethane foams shaped by a block of different densities, and CFC-free. Dacron upholstery and seat cushion in polyurethane. External covering in 32% silk and 68% polyester with Carrara marble photographic print. Designed in 2011 by Maurizio Galante + Tal Lancman, together with the chair and sofa, it is produced by Baleri Italia

Dimenasioni: 149 x 87 x h 115 cm

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MAURIZIO GALANTE + TAL LANCMAN

In 2003 Maurizio Galante teamed up with trend forecast analyst and designer Tal Lancman, to form Interware. Their crossover vision transverses the different design disciplines, from fashion to furniture, interiors, architecture, and gardening. As the duo moves freely between disciplines, they revisit domains equipped with new understandings, insights, and observations. The process results in a multi-faceted concept, with a subtle balance between the pragmatic and the irrational. Interware’s philosophy proposes a series of objects/companions; expressive, amusing, and thought-provoking designs, bestowing owners with their friendly presence. The team works on all elements of design and production, from trend research to marketing, including the definition of brand image, strategy, communication, packaging, and presentation. 

 

BALERI ITALIA

Baleri Italia, founded by Enrico Baleri and Marilisa Decimo in 1984, is the iconic brand of the 20th Century the years of sobriety and rigor of forms/functions, the ultimate expression of a certain pragmatic and unattainable design idea; in pursuit of the perfect, non-obsolete, non-flashy, consistent and international object. Evergreen objects and collections, signed by great masters and newcomers who then became the references in terms of style, giving life to a classical-contemporary universe that now has found its vitality, production, communication, and commercial strength.

Louis XV Goes To Sparta Sofa, Maurizio Galante + Tal Lancman

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Louis XV Goes To Sparta Sofa with internal structure in multilayer wood, polyurethane foams shaped by a block of different densities, and CFC-free. Dacron upholstery and seat cushion in polyurethane. External covering in 32% silk and 68% polyester with Carrara marble photographic print. Designed in 2011 by Maurizio Galante + Tal Lancman, together with the chair and sofa, it is produced by Baleri Italia

Dimenasioni: 149 x 87 x h 115 cm

Contact us for delivery times and quotations 

 

MAURIZIO GALANTE + TAL LANCMAN

In 2003 Maurizio Galante teamed up with trend forecast analyst and designer Tal Lancman, to form Interware. Their crossover vision transverses the different design disciplines, from fashion to furniture, interiors, architecture, and gardening. As the duo moves freely between disciplines, they revisit domains equipped with new understandings, insights, and observations. The process results in a multi-faceted concept, with a subtle balance between the pragmatic and the irrational. Interware’s philosophy proposes a series of objects/companions; expressive, amusing, and thought-provoking designs, bestowing owners with their friendly presence. The team works on all elements of design and production, from trend research to marketing, including the definition of brand image, strategy, communication, packaging, and presentation. 

 

BALERI ITALIA

Baleri Italia, founded by Enrico Baleri and Marilisa Decimo in 1984, is the iconic brand of the 20th Century the years of sobriety and rigor of forms/functions, the ultimate expression of a certain pragmatic and unattainable design idea; in pursuit of the perfect, non-obsolete, non-flashy, consistent and international object. Evergreen objects and collections, signed by great masters and newcomers who then became the references in terms of style, giving life to a classical-contemporary universe that now has found its vitality, production, communication, and commercial strength.