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PIANIST CONSOLEEIDOLA: weiland Pianist, 1940, is part of a series of 24 drawings created by Swiss painter Paul Klee. In these works, Klee portrays the souls of musicians who, despite losing their instruments, continue to play music using their own bodies. In Pianist, the black keys of the piano keyboard are integrated into the body, leaving the white keys invisible. The Pianist Console represents not the piano itself, but the hands of the artist the vehicle for both

the Nouvelle Vague console defies traditional conventions in favour of bold experimentation

Its compact size makes it a perfect accent piece for any room

the glasses in the Quartz collection are named after famous asteroids

The intricate blend of blues

Harrison in the 60s

Inspired by this ancient art form

Wood Finishes

Odisseia chair embodies the aesthetic spirit of the space age

The 1994 Chair combines geometric simplicity with functional elegance

influenced the lamp’s design

and a meticulously crafted oak structure

• D: 74 cm