Uma Square Coffee Table By Purho

Uma square coffee table by PurhoDimensions: D 90 x W 90 x H 30 cmMaterials: Resin, fabric upholstered legs.Available in other colors.UMA Square is a low table from the collection of the same name designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba for P + C Edizioni in spring 2022.Featuring a square resin top, UMA Square puts the design accent on the table’s cylindrical pedestal legs upholstered in soft Dedar fabrics — some intended for the indoor world, others outdoor — the names and textures of which hark back to echoes of distant world sand cultures: Eneide, Babelia e Fr Song-way merge references to abstract landscapes, Bauhaus geometries or archetypal forms dear to the historical avantgarde. Or, on the opposite side, the lightness of summer with geometric textures with unequivocal names: Summertime and Basquette. Thus the textile selection made by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba is not limited to covering the legs of the tables, but becomes both structure and decoration at the same time.Composed of five tables of different shapes and sizes to be used alone, side by side, stacked, inside or outside the home, the tables of the Uma collection are a hymn to versatility. Sober yet unexpected, elegant yet unconventional.Purho is a new protagonist of made in Italy design, a work of synthesis, a research that has lasted for years, an Italian soul and an international character, thematic collections of Murano glass objects , designed by great designers, made by great glass masters.Purho expresses the identity and the original vocation of design: to create “fairytale objects”, vases, lights, glasses and other glasses capable of living forever in space and time in a correct, magical and ultra-functional way.Purho was born from an untouchable, divine concept-word, purity, contaminated by material factors, earth, air, fire, water, enriched by the human factor, that h which indicates humanitas, i.e. transience, perfection of imperfection, uniqueness.Purho is the materialization of an aspiration , a tension towards imperfect perfection, that is, a radically, profoundly human drive.