Hang it all (Marble) - 2d files - 3d files

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The 'Hang it all' coat rack by Charles and Ray Eames, with its characteristic, brightly coloured balls, has long become a design classic. Vitra is now presenting an elegantly understated special edition with balls made of light-hued Carrara marble and a light grey wire frame. This refined version is limited to 999 numbered pieces, which are each marked with a small numeral on one of the balls.

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petitefriture > Ceiling lamp

To celebrate the Vertigo icon, Petite Friture will launch the yellow neon limited edition. Generous amounts of colour, a shot of light for your interior decor, a prestigious Pantone edition of our permanent collections. A mad idea, implausible even, "impossible to make", a startling beginning! The symbiotic encounter between Amélie du Passage and Constance Guisset gave rise to Vertigo when both women were just starting out. A massive suspension light, huge, where motion fuels the imagination: is it a sunhat, or even a dragonfly... this is precisely what Constance Guisset wanted: "to open a door to the imagination". Read more

Vertigo Medium Pendant light - Black

petitefriture > Ceiling lamp

The Vertigo pendant light is an icon of Petite Friture. Created by the designer Constance Guisset it aroused the enthusiasm of design professionals. Recognized very early by Rossana Orlandi, this large design chandelier has incorporated an anthology of prestigious permanent collections like the Moma, the CAP and the MAD. But the plebiscite also came from the public. In addition to the success met, Vertigo pendant lamp received the public award in 2006 at the villa Noailles. Made in France Read more

Vertigo Large Pendant light - White

petitefriture > Ceiling lamp

Week-end Week-End Garden Chair with armrests - Blue pigeon Studio Brichet-Ziegler

petitefriture > Chair

The WEEK-END garden chair with armrest by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER fuses aesthetics with practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrests forming a striking graphic motif. Its unique design and comfort give it a sense of timelessness. Made of aluminum, the chairs are as robust as they are lightweight. The chairs have also been designed so they can be stacked 6 high. All chairs are water and UV resistant, are suited for use by the ocean. Add in one of our full or slatted Week-end tables for 6 to 8 people to wholly embrace the collection’s aesthetic. Seat cushions can also be included for added comfort.

Week-end Week-End Backless Bench - Blue Studio Brichet-Ziegler

petitefriture > Chair

This backless bench from the WEEK-END collection by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER combines aesthetics and practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrest and becomes a graphic sign. Its unique design and comfort give it a sense of timelessness. Made of aluminium, the backless benchesÂ are as robust as they are lightweight. The benches have also been designed so they can be stacked 4 high. All benches are water and UV resistant, are suited for use by the ocean, and come with a 5-year warranty. The bench goes perfectly with single or long coffee tables as well as the sofa from the same collection and will allow you to compose a unique garden furniture.

Week-end Week-End Backless Bench - Mint green Studio Brichet-Ziegler

petitefriture > Chair

This backless bench from the WEEK-END collection by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER combines aesthetics and practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrest and becomes a graphic sign. Its unique design and comfort give it a sense of timelessness. Made of aluminum, the backless benches are as robust as they are lightweight. The benches have also been designed so they can be stacked 4 high. All benches are water and UV resistant, are suited for use by the ocean. The bench goes perfectly with single or long coffee tables as well as the sofa from the same collection and will allow you to compose a unique garden furniture.

Week-end Week-End Backless Bench - Grey blue Studio Brichet-Ziegler

petitefriture > Chair

This backless bench from the WEEK-END collection by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER combines aesthetics and practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrest and becomes a graphic sign. Its unique design and comfort give it a sense of timelessness. Made of aluminum, the backless benches are as robust as they are lightweight. The benches have also been designed so they can be stacked 4 high. All benches are water and UV resistant, are suited for use by the ocean. The bench goes perfectly with single or long coffee tables as well as the sofa from the same collection and will allow you to compose a unique garden furniture.

Week-end Week-End Backless Bench - Ocean blue Studio Brichet-Ziegler

petitefriture > Chair

This backless bench from the WEEK-END collection by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER combines aesthetics and practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrest and becomes a graphic sign. Its unique design and comfort give it a sense of timelessness. Made of aluminum, the backless benches are as robust as they are lightweight. The benches have also been designed so they can be stacked 4 high. All benches are water and UV resistant, are suited for use by the ocean. The bench goes perfectly with single or long coffee tables as well as the sofa from the same collection and will allow you to compose a unique garden furniture.

TUTÙ - Blown glass wall light _ Foscarini

foscarini > Wall lamp

The Tutù wall lamp is a stunning blend of blown glass, aluminum, and varnished metal, offering a modern and artistic lighting solution for any space. It operates on 220/240V with a maximum capacity of 2x60W, is non-dimmable, and has an IP 20 rating, though bulbs are not included. For those interested in customization or detailed visualization, a 3D file of the product is available for download. Crafted by Foscarini, a renowned Italian lighting design company founded in 1981 on the island of Murano, the brand is celebrated for its innovative, high-quality, and avant-garde lighting solutions that elevate both residential and commercial interiors.

EVERYWHERE - Modular meeting table _ Herman Miller

Herman Miller > Table

Enhance your meeting spaces with the Everywhere Table collection, designed to foster inclusivity and collaboration. Choose from oval table tops to ensure no one feels left out or opt for the tapered video-conference table to keep everyone in the room visible. Whether you need a large table for team meetings or a smaller one for intimate gatherings, the Everywhere Table offers versatile solutions. This elegant and adaptable family of tables includes meeting, standing height, training, café, and occasional tables, all designed with simplicity to minimize visual clutter in dynamic spaces. Available in various sizes, shapes, heights, bases, and finishes, including power options, these tables bring a sense of calm and order to any environment. Customize your table with different materials—pair a sophisticated veneer top with a polished base for a premium look, or combine a warm, velvety laminate with a painted base for a contemporary vibe. Everywhere Tables can be tailored to meet any aesthetic preference. Additionally, a 3D file of the product is available for download, allowing for seamless integration into your design plans. Herman Miller, the supplier of Everywhere Tables, is a globally recognized leader in interior design, offering high-quality furniture and accessories since 1905. Known for their innovative, functional, and timeless designs, Herman Miller collaborates with renowned designers to create products that enhance both residential and commercial spaces.

GOETZ - 3 seater leather sofa _ Herman Miller

Herman Miller > Sofa

The Goetz Sofa by Herman Miller redefines traditional sofa design with its striking moulded wood veneer shell, which serves as both a structural frame and a bold aesthetic statement. Designed by Mark Goetz, this piece features crisp, clean lines, ergonomic support, and a seamless construction with only one visible seam on the entire shell. The intricate mitre joints at each corner allow the veneer to wrap smoothly around the sides and back, available in a variety of beautiful wood finishes. Upholstery options include leather or a selection of fabrics, meeting the veneer at a subtle, refined edge, while the matt-finished metal legs add a contemporary touch. Designed for both style and comfort, the sofa features thick cushions and a balanced seat depth, offering ergonomic support for sitting upright or lounging. A 3D file of the product is available for download, allowing for detailed visualization and planning. Herman Miller, a globally recognized leader in innovative and functional furniture design since 1905, is renowned for its premium-quality, sustainable products that blend modern aesthetics with timeless craftsmanship.

MACAN - ABS Shut-off _ Bossini

Bossini > Tap

Introducing the MACAN Ø 34 mm ABS shut-off handshower by Bossini, featuring the innovative EASY CLEAN System, designed to simplify personal hygiene and bathroom cleaning with its efficient and user-friendly functionality. This handshower is part of Bossini's premium bidet handspray collection, offering a versatile and complete solution for modern bathroom needs. A downloadable 3D file of the product is available for detailed visualization and planning. Bossini, a renowned Italian interior design supplier established in 1958, is celebrated for its high-quality, contemporary designs across lighting, furniture, and accessories, catering to both residential and commercial spaces worldwide. Explore their offerings at www.bossini.it.

NEW WAVE - Fabric sofa _ NORR11

NORR11 > Sofa

**New Wave Sofa** The **New Wave** sofa is a minimalist design inspired by Danish sofas from the 1950s, featuring a sleek, curvy silhouette reduced to three essential elements—base, back, and cushion—each meticulously crafted for both function and elegance. The tight, sculpted frame contrasts with plush cushions, making it versatile for residential, office, or hospitality settings. Upholstery options include **Linen in Burned Orange, Anthracite, and Sand**, paired with **Oak legs in Black, Natural, Dark Stained, or Smoked finishes**, along with **Brass accents**. High-resilience foam and nozak springs ensure lasting comfort without compromising its refined aesthetic. Available in **Two-Seater and Open-End configurations**, the New Wave also includes a downloadable **3D file** for design planning. **Supplier:** NORR11 is a Danish design brand founded in 2011, blending Scandinavian minimalism with Asian craftsmanship to create timeless, high-quality furniture.

PABLOLUX - F9813-3 - Single handle shower mixer with diverter _ Rubinetteria Giulini

Rubinetteria Giulini > Tap

Here’s the rephrased and expanded product description, including the supplier details and mention of the 3D file: *"This built-in single-lever shower mixer features a 3-outlet diverter, offering versatile functionality for a modern bathroom. Available in Chrome and a selection of elegant colors, the Pablolux model (F9813-3) combines sleek design with premium performance. A downloadable 3D file of the product is available for detailed visualization and planning. Manufactured by Rubinetteria Giulini—a renowned Italian brand established in 1921, specializing in high-end bathroom and kitchen fixtures—this mixer reflects the brand’s legacy of craftsmanship and luxury."* (Note: I condensed the supplier description to one sentence while retaining key details about their expertise and heritage.)

ERA - Brass door handle on back plate _ LINEA CALI'

LINEA CALI' > Finishes accessories

**Product Description:** The *Era* collection by Linea Calì redefines luxury handles with a bold fusion of contemporary minimalism and timeless craftsmanship. This striking series combines sleek, understated roses and handgrips with intricately detailed stems, inspired by traditional cabinetmaking, achieving perfect harmony between form and function. Available in a wide range of finishes—from modern matte black and polished chrome to elegant anthracite grey and opulent gold plating—each variation exudes its own distinct character. Ideal for both lacquered doors in minimalist spaces and classical interiors, *Era* also features the innovative *SmartBlock* anti-intrusion system and the ultra-rapid *Click-Clack* mechanism for enhanced security and convenience. Additionally, a downloadable 3D file of the product is available for design planning. **Supplier Description:** Linea Calì, a renowned Italian manufacturer since 1986, is celebrated for its premium door handles and architectural hardware, blending cutting-edge design with exceptional craftsmanship. **Available Models & Finishes:** - Door handle (with/without rose) - Handle with plate - Window handle with *SmartBlock* anti-intrusion - Pull handle for doors - Finishes: Satin chrome, polished chrome, anthracite, French black, gold plated, patiné mat, and more. *Era* seamlessly bridges heritage artistry with modern functionality, making it a standout choice for discerning interiors.

EDWARDIAN - Pedestal Vitreous China washbasin with towel rail _ bathroom brands

bathroom brands > Washbasin

MEDLEY BLUE - Porcelain stoneware wall/floor tiles terrazzo effect _ emilgroup

emilgroup > Wall tile-stone-brick

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kiasmo > Accessories

RAIN II - Ceramic vase _ kiasmo

kiasmo > Accessories

HAIKU VII - Ceramic tile with frame _ kiasmo

kiasmo > Wall tile-stone-brick

PORZIA V - Ceramic wall tiles _ kiasmo

kiasmo > Wall tile-stone-brick

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