Radiofonografo rr226 fo-st - Orange living-order-ten

Radiofonografo rr226 fo-st - Orange living-order-tenHalf a century of uniqueness, told by a smile that stays in time. Created in 1965 by designers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, the radiofonografo is a superb work of modern industrial design, thanks to its incomparable style and sound. Exuding retro charm, along with an incredible sound and the ability to move the sound modules to best suit the surrounding environment, this system creates a listening experience both stimulating and intriguing.

is a striking centrepiece in classic and modern spaces alike

named after Freyja

" — Matthew Day Jackson

With the same principle Zieta Prozessdesign conceived mirror collections made of stainless steel called “Tafla”

Inspired by the refined simplicity of traditional Japanese stick chairs

giving the table a unique sheen that adds character

The gentle curve of the upper backrest echoes the movement of ocean waves

Evolving the collection further

to adapt effortlessly to a range of settings — the smaller version serving equally well as a console or behind a sofa

Pierre Jeanneret initially designed these chairs in the 1950s to be used with a pad

comfortable seat

it provides ample space for gatherings while serving as a centerpiece of contemporary design