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Fengo is a Modular folding screen with bent beech-wood frame and fabric partition panels stretched over metal frame. Brass details.
Available in selected fabrics with 2 or 3 panels
FENG modular screen is the result of the Testatonda Group’s desire to combine functionality and sophistication. The design research began with the Japanese concept of ‘shibumi’ (discreet beauty), encapsulated in the balanced shape design, the simplicity of the materials and the elegance of the details. All these elements together make up an object with a soul that is anything but discreet but capable of asserting itself in the space it wants to define.
The lacquered wooden legs rest on distinctive brass feet and the central canopy unfolds almost inflated by the wind, challenging the linearity of the design. From this comes the name, inspired by the Chinese name for screen ‘ping feng’, where feng stands for ‘wind’ or ‘breeze’.
As a three-dimensional accessory, Feng is adjustable. The sails are made up of two or three sections that extend horizontally and, depending on the composition and direction chosen, are a decorative element capable of creating different geometric effects. Available in selected fabrics.
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Description
Fengo is a Modular folding screen with bent beech-wood frame and fabric partition panels stretched over metal frame. Brass details.
Available in selected fabrics with 2 or 3 panels
FENG modular screen is the result of the Testatonda Group’s desire to combine functionality and sophistication. The design research began with the Japanese concept of ‘shibumi’ (discreet beauty), encapsulated in the balanced shape design, the simplicity of the materials and the elegance of the details. All these elements together make up an object with a soul that is anything but discreet but capable of asserting itself in the space it wants to define.
The lacquered wooden legs rest on distinctive brass feet and the central canopy unfolds almost inflated by the wind, challenging the linearity of the design. From this comes the name, inspired by the Chinese name for screen ‘ping feng’, where feng stands for ‘wind’ or ‘breeze’.
As a three-dimensional accessory, Feng is adjustable. The sails are made up of two or three sections that extend horizontally and, depending on the composition and direction chosen, are a decorative element capable of creating different geometric effects. Available in selected fabrics.
Description
Fengo is a Modular folding screen with bent beech-wood frame and fabric partition panels stretched over metal frame. Brass details.
Available in selected fabrics with 2 or 3 panels
FENG modular screen is the result of the Testatonda Group’s desire to combine functionality and sophistication. The design research began with the Japanese concept of ‘shibumi’ (discreet beauty), encapsulated in the balanced shape design, the simplicity of the materials and the elegance of the details. All these elements together make up an object with a soul that is anything but discreet but capable of asserting itself in the space it wants to define.
The lacquered wooden legs rest on distinctive brass feet and the central canopy unfolds almost inflated by the wind, challenging the linearity of the design. From this comes the name, inspired by the Chinese name for screen ‘ping feng’, where feng stands for ‘wind’ or ‘breeze’.
As a three-dimensional accessory, Feng is adjustable. The sails are made up of two or three sections that extend horizontally and, depending on the composition and direction chosen, are a decorative element capable of creating different geometric effects. Available in selected fabrics.
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