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What role do you have*? - Select - - Press & Media Journalists, bloggers, editors, PR, photographers, etc. What role do you have*? - Select - Altro Art Director Cameraman Editor-in-Chief Head of Service / Senior Editor Foreign Correspondent Director Photographer Freelance Reporter Editor Stylist Assistant Editor Deputy Head of Service / Assistant Senior Editor Deputy Director Radio or TV Author or Host General Public Design enthusiasts, non-professionals, students I confirm that I have read and understood the Privacy Policy – INFORMATIVE PLATFORM pursuant to Article 13 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 available at the link: https://www.salonemilano.it/en/privacy-policy Send your request Add to bookmarks The Dogma bookshelves, designed by Alain Gilles, are an extreme expression of design language. The idea behind these bookshelves is that of playing with shapes and juxtaposing different modules to create a variety of visual effects. The Dogma bookshelves are designed around a basic element, namely the tear-drop-shaped uprights which change the visual perception. The design thus becomes rounded and soft or sharper and narrower depending on the angle from which it is viewed. The Dogma collection has three different modules which can be combined at will. They feature different spacing between the uprights, which when placed side by side, allow different combinations to be created. The Dogma bookshelves can be placed along a wall or free-standing in the centre of the room acting as a partition between two areas. Product Overview Product Details Product description The Dogma bookshelves are available with Canaletto walnut or coal oak shelves combined with metal uprights, or in monocolor version. 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Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Pivot Pivot is a table with a strong personality, where the asymmetric elements of its base are enhanced by the skilful use of materials.
New Product Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Flac Flac is the name of the new collection of coffee tables designed by Fabrice Berrux for Bonaldo, available in three heights and three diameters (Flac low, Flac medium, Flac high).
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Art The Art table is the expression of a clear and rational design intuition, like the geometric shape which inspired the designer.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Squaring Rigorous volumes and measured proportions make Squaring a real bed-sculpture.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Youpi Youpi is a hymn to conviviality and the joy of being together. Seen from behind, the profile calls to mind the image of a stylized human figure, ready to welcome you in a comfortable embrace.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Mellow In the Mellow table, two opposing elements embrace in a sinuous curve to create an apparent volume in a perfect play of equilibrium.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Kasumi Clearly inspired by Japanese culture, Kasumi is a new coffee table whose form calls to mind the outdoor stage used for Noh, the ancient traditional Japanese theatre.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Bonamour The evocative name, Bonamour, is the union of “bonheur” and “amour”, happiness and love: two words that encapsulate the desire to participate in life in all its manifestations.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Botón Botón: a table conceived as a made-to-measure suit, ready to "dress" the dining area with its presence.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Padiglioni A clear reference to the world of architecture, the Padiglioni table appears as a miniature version of a real life architectural pavilion.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Big Table The sculptural use of volume of balance creates a sense of dynamism emphasised by the slanting legs.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Ever More The Ever More sofa, is characterised by a contemporary and simple design.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Cuff Cuff is a simple but sophisticated bed, characterised by masterful sartorial details.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Peanut B, Peanut B.X Peanut B is a furnishing element able to give a note of softness and pleasure to the living area.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Olos bed Olos is a bed with great personality that stands out for its contemporary elegance and purity of forms.
Add to bookmarks Bonaldo Artika A large and enveloping design for Artika, a padded chair shaped with a dynamic and comfortable design that can envelop and embrace the sitter.
