Pebble Rubble, pouf by Moroso
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Let us imagine ourselves in front of a powerful and mysterious work, composed of enormous, heavy blocks of stone that – in a time that is not ours – “someone” with superhuman strength has lifted and positioned creating seats with a megalithic appearance; let us imagine that all this happens in an unexpected place – at the entrance of a bank, in the lounge of a hotel or in the hall of a library – in any case, in a context different and distant in terms of urban density and formal language; let us imagine, finally, getting closer, touching the surfaces and, only then, being amazed by their softness.
The Pebble Rubble poufs , designed by Swedish designers Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren of Front Design for Moroso , express first and foremost a sensorial experience. A pleasant illusion that attracts and intrigues us, altering not only our senses but also our perception of time: fast and frenetic that of everyday life, slow and inscrutable that of nature.
“Pebble Rubble is inspired by shapes found in nature. As children in our native Sweden, our playground was the forest and we imagined rocks, moss and fallen trees as furniture and places for the body to rest. For this seating collection, we 3D scanned rocks we saw on our many forest walks and composed these organic shapes into furniture,” the designers share.
In Pebble Rubble, design is clearly a means to express a message that transcends the formal and functional qualities of a common seat. The most obvious and immediate aspect plays on the similarity between the padded volumes and those of enormous stones , smoothed by the incessant work of wind and rain and covered by an organic or vegetal layer capable of softening the roughness and making the surfaces welcoming and comfortable.
Although designed primarily for use in public spaces in the Corporate and Hospitality sectors , the 3 Pebble Rubble poufs allow – for architects and enthusiasts alike – extremely free, flexible and creative management of combinations with other furnishing elements. Infinite compositional possibilities contribute to making any interior design project “magical” and distinctive.
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Pebble Rubble, pouf by Moroso
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Let us imagine ourselves in front of a powerful and mysterious work, composed of enormous, heavy blocks of stone that – in a time that is not ours – “someone” with superhuman strength has lifted and positioned creating seats with a megalithic appearance; let us imagine that all this happens in an unexpected place – at the entrance of a bank, in the lounge of a hotel or in the hall of a library – in any case, in a context different and distant in terms of urban density and formal language; let us imagine, finally, getting closer, touching the surfaces and, only then, being amazed by their softness.
The Pebble Rubble poufs , designed by Swedish designers Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren of Front Design for Moroso , express first and foremost a sensorial experience. A pleasant illusion that attracts and intrigues us, altering not only our senses but also our perception of time: fast and frenetic that of everyday life, slow and inscrutable that of nature.
“Pebble Rubble is inspired by shapes found in nature. As children in our native Sweden, our playground was the forest and we imagined rocks, moss and fallen trees as furniture and places for the body to rest. For this seating collection, we 3D scanned rocks we saw on our many forest walks and composed these organic shapes into furniture,” the designers share.
In Pebble Rubble, design is clearly a means to express a message that transcends the formal and functional qualities of a common seat. The most obvious and immediate aspect plays on the similarity between the padded volumes and those of enormous stones , smoothed by the incessant work of wind and rain and covered by an organic or vegetal layer capable of softening the roughness and making the surfaces welcoming and comfortable.
Although designed primarily for use in public spaces in the Corporate and Hospitality sectors , the 3 Pebble Rubble poufs allow – for architects and enthusiasts alike – extremely free, flexible and creative management of combinations with other furnishing elements. Infinite compositional possibilities contribute to making any interior design project “magical” and distinctive.
Description
Let us imagine ourselves in front of a powerful and mysterious work, composed of enormous, heavy blocks of stone that – in a time that is not ours – “someone” with superhuman strength has lifted and positioned creating seats with a megalithic appearance; let us imagine that all this happens in an unexpected place – at the entrance of a bank, in the lounge of a hotel or in the hall of a library – in any case, in a context different and distant in terms of urban density and formal language; let us imagine, finally, getting closer, touching the surfaces and, only then, being amazed by their softness.
The Pebble Rubble poufs , designed by Swedish designers Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren of Front Design for Moroso , express first and foremost a sensorial experience. A pleasant illusion that attracts and intrigues us, altering not only our senses but also our perception of time: fast and frenetic that of everyday life, slow and inscrutable that of nature.
“Pebble Rubble is inspired by shapes found in nature. As children in our native Sweden, our playground was the forest and we imagined rocks, moss and fallen trees as furniture and places for the body to rest. For this seating collection, we 3D scanned rocks we saw on our many forest walks and composed these organic shapes into furniture,” the designers share.
In Pebble Rubble, design is clearly a means to express a message that transcends the formal and functional qualities of a common seat. The most obvious and immediate aspect plays on the similarity between the padded volumes and those of enormous stones , smoothed by the incessant work of wind and rain and covered by an organic or vegetal layer capable of softening the roughness and making the surfaces welcoming and comfortable.
Although designed primarily for use in public spaces in the Corporate and Hospitality sectors , the 3 Pebble Rubble poufs allow – for architects and enthusiasts alike – extremely free, flexible and creative management of combinations with other furnishing elements. Infinite compositional possibilities contribute to making any interior design project “magical” and distinctive.
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