Sunday, December 1, 2013
Imperfetto Lab
Imperfetto Lab produces amazing and truly creative design pieces. If you are an art lover you will appreciate their work.
From Their Website:
The collection of design objects and furniture, inspired by the imperfections of the raw materials, wants to express a synthesis between natural and artificial elements becoming familiar, domestic.
Each piece is made from a common mould, which is then sanded, painted and hand-polished. The working process differs for each type of object, thus becoming unique in its genre. Thanks to such a personalized approach to items, they acquire identity and uniqueness, as well as showing exceptional attention to details that derives from an expert and skillful craftsmanship.
The names given to each item recall the world of nature, such as Bulbi (bulbs), Gusci (shells), Ciottoli (pebbles); shapes and dimension reveal the talents employed at il laboratorio dell’imperfetto, where resin gives a shape to every idea and is “a modern gift from King Midas by Verter Turroni, who after many years of experimenting, has learnt to make the most of this material in all its possible metamorphosis”.
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From Their Website:
The collection of design objects and furniture, inspired by the imperfections of the raw materials, wants to express a synthesis between natural and artificial elements becoming familiar, domestic.
Each piece is made from a common mould, which is then sanded, painted and hand-polished. The working process differs for each type of object, thus becoming unique in its genre. Thanks to such a personalized approach to items, they acquire identity and uniqueness, as well as showing exceptional attention to details that derives from an expert and skillful craftsmanship.
The names given to each item recall the world of nature, such as Bulbi (bulbs), Gusci (shells), Ciottoli (pebbles); shapes and dimension reveal the talents employed at il laboratorio dell’imperfetto, where resin gives a shape to every idea and is “a modern gift from King Midas by Verter Turroni, who after many years of experimenting, has learnt to make the most of this material in all its possible metamorphosis”.
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