falcata family
Falcata indoor family
Lievore Altherr Molina, 2017
Its name comes from tradition, but its aesthetic is innovative. Its legs of injected aluminum seem to flow smoothly just like the distinctive black ink strokes of shodō (Japanese calligraphy) and evoke organic elements. Its elegance is based upon the balance between simplicity and delicateness, as well as upon a harmonious structure allowing for visual lightness.
Highly technological materials and systems blend in with reminiscences of the animal and plant kingdom, the exotic Japanese culture and the first inhabitants of a land called Iberia synthesizing in a unique piece.
Falcata indoor family
Lievore Altherr Molina, 2017
Its name comes from tradition, but its aesthetic is innovative. Its legs of injected aluminum seem to flow smoothly just like the distinctive black ink strokes of shodō (Japanese calligraphy) and evoke organic elements. Its elegance is based upon the balance between simplicity and delicateness, as well as upon a harmonious structure allowing for visual lightness.
Highly technological materials and systems blend in with reminiscences of the animal and plant kingdom, the exotic Japanese culture and the first inhabitants of a land called Iberia synthesizing in a unique piece.