"Dragon" Table and Chairs Designed in 2019 / "Rave" Mix Media Painting, 2019.
HERALDING OVER 25 YEARS OF DECORATIVE ARTS TRADING, MOVING FROM BRUSSELS TO BERLIN; GIUSEPPE PIOVESAN & PNMODERN LAUNCHES A
"REMASTERED" FURNITURE LINE, "LA COLLEZIONE", PART OF PNMODERN "MAESTRIA PROJECT" TOGETHER WITH OUR OWN FURNITURE LINE, TILES,
AND TABLEWARE.
WHEN EVERY REMASTERED PIECE WILL BECOME AN UNIQUE PIECE!
FURNITURE METICULOUSLY REMASTERED-HAND-CRAFTED WITH BEAUTIFUL NATURAL MATERIALS. RESTAURING AND RESPECTING THE ORIGINALITY,
THE CREATION BY THE TRAILBLAZING DESIGNERS AND CABINATE MAKERS WHO GAVE PASSION AND SAVOIR FAIRE TO EVERY SINGLE PIECE
PRODUCED BY THEIR HANDS.
WORKED IN OUR ATTELIERS AND COLABORATING WITH THE BEST INDEPENDENT CABINETMAKER, ARTISANS AND CERAMIC MANUFACTURES IN ITALY.
RESPECTING THE TRADITIONAL "MAESTRIA" THAT COMES FROM GENERATIONS.
WE WANT TO BRING AN EXCEPTIONAL HANDWORK, TRANSFORMING EVERY SINGLE PIECE IN AN UNIQUE PIECE WITH NOBLEST NATURAL MATERIALS.
GIVE A NEW LIFE, TO RESCUE DAMAGED PIECES OF AN EXTRAORDINARY VALUE FROM BEING DELIVERED TO EXTINCTION.
FROM SUMMER 2024
This Brazilian modernist sofa in the style of "Jorge Zalszupin" and "Percival Lafer" is part of our first remastered series work elaborated in our ateliers, part of our "Resmatered Timeless Collection" project.
A project to transform every single piece in an unique piece. Giving a new life, to rescue "damaged piece of an extraordinary value" from being delivered to extintion.
The damaged dark varnish that was giving an old aspect to the sofa frame has been removed giving a place to an organic Thai "lemon-shellac" varnish.
The Brazilian cowhide has replaced the thick ecrú canvas cussion, valuing the lines and the "sling" itself, giving a lighter" aspect to the piece and adding more comfort, at same time increasing the "modern-tropicalism" side of the design.
First table service painted on Royal Copenhagen porcelain.
Limited edition to 20 pieces each, 2015.
Cutlery vintage Gio Ponti "Dianond" flatware, manufactured by Reed & Barton,
distribuited by Athur Krupp Milano, 1958.
Mixing Culture tiles, 2015.
Polynesian tribal tatto made in Portugal, where the tilery in part of the Portuguese culture for more than 500 years.