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Our story begins here. A newsletter, or perhaps better a short bulletin, to tell you about the work of our Firm.
Many of you have known us for some time, we are Leonardo and Marzia, aka Dainelli Studio, a couple with a double identity (design and interior), or rather a triple one, given that Leonardo has always had a passion for art. For this Salone del Mobile, there are many novelties boiling in the pot, the first one we want to tell you about is the one concerning our first lamp and which marks the beginning of our collaboration with Contardi.
We've been meaning to do this adventure for a long time and we finally did it. Armed with only a few drawings without a briefing, we went to the company to tell them what we had in mind to do. And this is how Bianca was born, starting from a single chandelier in several versions gave rise to a line declined in several products which also consists of two appliques, a floor lamp and a table lamp, ideal for furnishing domestic environments but also contract spaces such as hotels and restaurants. We understood each other on the fly. And so, the first was good, it only remained to engineer everything, which was easier than expected given the great ability of this brand to transform the idea into a technical project, after all, it's easy for those who work so hard on the contract and custom.
The collection is based on three ad hoc blown opaque Pyrex glass arms, which evoke the shape of the snow crystal (endangered, given climate change) broken down to create a message of light through the shape. Available in different finishes, Bianca lamps adapt to any type of furniture, from the minimalist to the more traditional style, offering a versatile and functional lighting solution, but at the same time great aesthetic impact. A soft richness, never ostentatious, - at least this is what we think - ideal for creating a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere in any environment.
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