Tangram
Design by Garcia Cumini
Tangram
Tangram is made up of five curved elements that can be combined with straight-door elements as desired, to build kitchen islands with unusual geometries, compositions set against walls or even solutions that embrace corners.
To accentuate the fluidity of Tangram , the door can be equipped with a special decorative detail on request: a three-dimensional process called Groove, made up of a sequence of vertical millings that create an irregularly rhythmic pattern, designed to hide the combinations between modules and ensure a unitary perception of the whole.
The wavy pace, the alternation between full and empty spaces, the play between light and shadow hide the openings of the doors, thus contributing to the final camouflage.
PORTRAIT – Melting Light
Seamless
Fluidity takes on new forms. Elegant material contrasts and sophisticated chromatic research alternate with particular plays of light and shadow for a pleasant and harmonious effect
PORTRAIT - Geometric smoothness
Winding
Finding our way in the world is our true goal.
The luckiest are not those who follow a linear path, but those who indulge in curves and deviations and then end up, as if by chance, exactly where they wanted.
Tangram Design by García Cumini
Geometric smoothness, Winding. Finding our way in the world is our true half. The luckiest are not those who follow a linear path, but those who abandon themselves to curves and deviations and then end up, as if by chance, exactly where they wanted.
Tangram island with Groove doors in Verde Comodoro Anodyc metallic effect lacquer, top in Breccia Imperiale marble with Macaron edge and Oi Champagne handle.
Groove door in Verde Comodoro Anodyc metallic effect lacquer and Oi Champagne handle.
