Design

RECLINE

The Recline easy chair has a hand stitched leather hide cover, the frame is made from stainless steel. Recline also folds, for reasons of logic and easy storage.
Designed for Gioia
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Photo: Stéphane Briolant

THE MONOLITH

The Monolith is a sculpture with a purpose, it transforms unfolded into a table and 10 chairs. The sculpture when closed measures 45 cm x 74 cm x 250 cm, the table top unfolded measures 90 cm x 250 cm it’s surface is mirror polished. The material is stainless steel.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: 747 Studios

INFINITE TABLE

The Infinite Table consists of four independent glass modules. These can be arranged infinitely, to broaden the spectrum according to requirement and visual satisfaction. It illustrates by its construction the optimum in crossover from sculpture to functional design.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Shilo Shaw

HIGH

H74 cm x L196 cm x W63 cm

LOW

H48 cm x L196 cm x W63 cm

PLUG-IN

Sofa that transforms into a double bed. An armrests, a glass table and a reading light can be plugged-in at either side - 'A living machine'.
Designed for Wittmann

Photo: Wittmann, Andreas Lang

SAGA

Arm chair with foot stool. Cherry wood shell with leather upholstery.
Designed for Classicon

Photo: Demachinekamer

TIO

A glass table when unfolded transforms from a flat–pack into a cube, and finally into a rectangular coffee table.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Sergio Sutto

SIGMUND

Sigmund has emerged from the idea of creating a new piece of furniture by modifying an existing structure. Gioia Meller Marcovicz used a run-of-the-mill sun lounger’s simple hinge mechanism, that did not really need reinventing – then modified the frame dimensions and added deep upholstery.
Designed for Habitat

Photo: Quasar, Anna Ferrari

FEATHER BED

A simple wood structure is the base for a hand made mattress topped with a silk blanket filled with down feathers.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Duncan Ward

VA-VITE

Va-Vite’s standout feature is its effortless transformation — with a simple push or pull, it adjusts from a sofa to a chaise longue or a double bed.
Side tables can be positioned in different ways, and a built-in drawer provides storage for bedding and other essentials.
The frame is crafted from blackened steel.
Dimensions: 250 cm x 160 cm x 75 cm.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

EXTRA CHAIR

Polished stainless steel rod and canvas. This flat-pack chair is assembled by fastening the canvas with Velcro, which stabilizes the frame providing a surprisingly rigid structure.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Duncan Ward

DIA

A group of indoor-outdoor furniture made of stainless steel frames and canvas. The sun-lounger, the chair and the table are adjustable into different height – and seating positions.
Designed for Classicon

Photo: Classicon

CHAISE ISSEY

A stainless steel sofa adjustable from a chaise longue to a single bed.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

TEA TABLE

A polished stainless steel cube that unfolds to provide more space for tea and drinks.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

DAYBED

An aluminium frame filled with wooden dowels and topped with a handmade futon mattress.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

POWWOW

The powwow is a perfect transparent design, a round table with twelve chairs. Where negotiations can be confidential but secret agreements can’t hide. - Marek Wasilewski, Czas Kultury, August 5, 2011
Materials: glass, steel, acrylic glass.
Ø190 cm x 740 cm
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Shilo Shaw

SPRING

An extensive family of clip-on, fixed, and adjustable lights featuring a 360º rotating shade made of spring steel.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Edmund Ronald, Francesco Turio, Quasar

CIA

Floor lamp with two rotating opaline glass shades.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Sergio Sutto

AIA

Glass table light with a reversible shade of opaline glass.
Designed for Classicon

Photo: Anna Ferrari, Classicon

DUO

Glass table light with a double dicroic bulb.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Photo: Andreas Lang

BIA

Floor lamp with two rotating opaline glass shades.
Designed for Classicon

Photo: Classicon

PRIMO

A table light with its flexible arm can be fixed to any desired position, a simple touch regulates the variable light output from off to bright.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Edmund Ronald

BEE

Five individual rings when lifted from the centre concentrically lock into position and like magic form into a lampshade.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

PAPER LIGHT

Paper.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

HEAVY LIGHT

Five kg of light.

Photo: Anna Ferrari

BAUHAUSBAROCK

Chandelier with 144 glass flowers and 9 butterflies.
Designed for Gioia

Photo: Anna Ferrari

FACADE

Stained Glass where light is the colour as these stained-glass windows stream down the wall of a XVII century courtyard. All the illusions of the mind mirrored in the changing hues of the Laguna waters, the capricious weather playing with the designs and in the bottom window from the dark flow surges a barely recognizable profile, a gentle salute to whoever has meandered his way up to that running river of light and darkness. – Catherine Bernard

Photo: Anna Ferrari, James Bain-Smith

SEZIONE AUREA

A golden section in gold, Mural.

Photo: Anna Ferrari

PALAZZO

On one of those fortunate days, I was invited to contribute a design for a carpet project—a chance I eagerly embraced, as I recognised an opportunity to draw inspiration from Venice, the city I love, to capture its essence, the architecture and weaving them into a carpet. To explore the unseen angels, infants, saints, and sages; columns, pillars, domes, and arches; the intricate lacework and flowing folds of marble. Venice’s rich, opulent, and lavish beauty was overwhelming, as I sought to condense these breathtaking sights into my proportionally small camera. Merging these awe-inspiring images with technology, a journey unfolded, and my purpose became clear: I am spinning a yarn for the master weavers. - GMM
Edition: 8 + 2 AP | 100 % Delicate Silk | 322 x 182 cm, with over 30 shades of grey.
Designed for Gallery Kessler

Photo: Daniel Kessler