The Wing collection is designed by A-Cero for Vondom, a leading company in the design and manufacture of indoor and outdoor furniture. The design is derived as a result of the dynamic merging of straight and curve line projections. The ‘Wing’ Collection features materials that permit extensive use in indoor as well as outdoor places. With their bold lines, these pieces create a strong visual force and sculptural presence.
The high lamp pieces form the main character of outdoor spaces whereas the side tables and low height chairs define the indoor spaces. The architects at A-Cero, Joaquin Torres and Rafael Llama Zares, are minimalist designers.
Consequently, these minimalist pieces add a highly contemporary taste to the space where they are used. Imagine placing them in your yard or garden or roof, the space would look like a sculpture garden when the furniture is unused even. With appropriate illumination, these fluid pieces create a unique atmosphere around them. They also merge easily with the environment they’re displayed in at the beach where the sea would form the backdrop to these pieces, or in high ceiling spaces against blank walls. They are truly works of art!
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