Contemporary console butterfly, Paesaggio collection designed by Hannes Peer for SEM. Wooden structure, concrete/cement handmade resin finish. Behind the natural iconography of furniture pieces names, there are hidden elements with a strong and defined identity, made possible by precise design and material choices. Butterfly console has a complex, organic configuration with new shapes in which architecture, engineering and design meet. The sinuous three-dimensional wooden shapes that support the console top become a fascinating aesthetic element, which is available in different finishes and colors: a concrete handmade resin finish and a refined high crafted glossy porcelain effect.A console like a bridge. Homage to the structure of the Basento bridge, designed by the Italian engineer Sergio Musmeci in 1967, was created between 1971 and 1976, concretizing the theories on the structural minimum of the designer, according to which "it was necessary to outline a single solution with a mathematical formula of a static nature to be sure of the best use, that is the minimum weight, of a given structure." Butterfly, like Musmeci's bridge, has a complex, organic structure with unusual shapes, it creates harmony between architecture, engineering and design, its modernity is represented by the result of a creative approach that extracts its expressive abilities from the structure, providing a complete, clear and fascinating information on the functions to which it responds. Above, the top is a straight and thin line, a sensually shaped plate on the sides, below, sinuous three- dimensional shapes reminiscent of the crests of a free-range rooster or the headdresses of hospital nuns in certain Federico Fellini's dreams, a thin shell that continuously dances and in the same way, on the fingertips, to support the deck and rest on the ground.Available in all RAL colors, please inquire with us for details.