Morning Glory by Moroso
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Morning Glory takes its name from the climbing plant of the same name. The plant grows and twists around itself, reinforcing its own structure. The petals spread out to form a canopy of surfaces that retain water. This organic architecture lends itself to the table designed for Moroso, which is designed to be arranged in groups. The three stems of the table join at the base, reproducing the organic structure of the plant itself. The petals of the table overlap one another, producing a system of different layers of surfaces and color.
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Morning Glory takes its name from the climbing plant of the same name. The plant grows and twists around itself, reinforcing its own structure. The petals spread out to form a canopy of surfaces that retain water. This organic architecture lends itself to the table designed for Moroso, which is designed to be arranged in groups. The three stems of the table join at the base, reproducing the organic structure of the plant itself. The petals of the table overlap one another, producing a system of different layers of surfaces and color.
Description
Morning Glory takes its name from the climbing plant of the same name. The plant grows and twists around itself, reinforcing its own structure. The petals spread out to form a canopy of surfaces that retain water. This organic architecture lends itself to the table designed for Moroso, which is designed to be arranged in groups. The three stems of the table join at the base, reproducing the organic structure of the plant itself. The petals of the table overlap one another, producing a system of different layers of surfaces and color.
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