Gabriele and Oscar Buratti sign for
Gervasoni Yaku, an indoor collection composed of dining table and bench. Simplicity and essentiality are the keywords that define the project: the Yaku term is a reference to the Japanese tradition of experimenting with the combination of simple elements and refined compositions. The Yaku collection is a hymn to wood in its purest forms: the primary wooden elements are presented in their essentiality, used in clean cuts that highlight refined sections and proportions, overlapping and slightly spaced out to create a delicate vanishing line. The table and bench components, characterised by simple geometric shapes, seem to be assembled in a compositional, elegant and sophisticated framework, reminiscent of the ancient oriental interlocking game designed to create symmetrical three-dimensional units. The products are made of ash wood, available in in three special wood colours and two different sizes.
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