Caruso
Category: Cabinets and containers
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It almost feels like a ritual. Sitting down, with soft light, and pressing play on your smartphone. Then letting vibrations do their thing.
Caruso invites you to sit down, take a break, and find again the magic to hear and see an object that plays good music. It stands on the edge of irony, a little futuristic, a little nostalgic, managing to combine hi-tech to the living for a multi-sensory décor.
Structure in wooden or lacquered finish.
Trumpet in ceramic, glazed ceramic, copper and gold.
Available in two sizes and with optional LED lights with motion sensor.
Caruso
Paolo Cappello
156,5x55x89h
2014
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