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Canzano reflected on the concept of exceeding the limit of objects to go beyond the shape that defines them, so that limit (and the limit of shape) is no longer static and insurmountable, but takes

A seamless birch wood surface with a uniform and organic texture and an almost monolithic aesthetic effect.

The project, which is inspired by the geometric representation of the Pythagorean theorem, is the result of an intense partnership between Listone Giordano and Paola Lenti.

The artistic thoughts of great masters are interpreted in a contemporary square element that offers a distillate of pure Italian style. 

Re-thinking traditional wood floor, where rounded, bevelled and curved boards along with a slight “bombé” effect of the surface create a new language.

A wooden fabric that loses its traditional forms of parquet and is inspired by the works of Mies van der Rohe and Mondrian.

Three simple shapes, three rectangular trapezoids, three brothers playing together, giving rise to countless unique combinations.