Domina I 80 Wall Mirror By Atlas Project

Domina I 80 Wall Mirror by Atlas ProjectDimensions: D 4/6 x Ø 80 cm. Materials: Calacatta Gold marble, brushed brass, mirror, and wood.Available in different finishes and sizes. Please contact us.DOMINADomina is the new stage of the Atlasproject journey. While the continuity of the design concept is preserved, the research focuses on delivering a message of flexibility and harmony of the forms. The vibrant sensuality of the lines and the refinement of the materials create a combination of exclusive elegance and sophistication.Our ProjectThe synergy between a thirty-year Italian craft experience and an original design, based on the need to research and develop topics up with the new aesthetic trends, gives birth to Atlasproject, an exclusive furniture collection conceived by the designer Massimiliano Giordano.Born and developed first in Copenhagen, then in Vienna and finally in Rome, the project is – as a matter of fact - a journey of contamination and encounter between the many cultures of the European Design.The production is focused on a dynamic dialogue between geometries and materials, which leads to collections of deep impact and elegance. Every piece merges essential geometric shapes with the most surprising materials, textures, and colors, as the result of a careful selection of natural materials and hand-processed metals.The Atlasproject collections are entirely made in Italy, where the tradition of artisanality is still a deep value, to ensure high-quality and long-life products.Of Neapolitan origins, Massimiliano Giordano grew up inthe family’s artistic atelier.The artisan knowledge and the design skills lead him to Atlasproject, a creative container inspired by the journey, leit motiv of his personal and professional life. In fact, the designer leaves from Naples towards Copenhagen, where he will stay for five years, and then for Vienna for five years more in the heart of the Mitteleuropean design, and finally in Rome, where he currently lives and works.The amazing connections between the encountered design souls actually represent the most significant stylistic figure of his works.