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Home » Furniture » Glas Italia Unveils New Glass Furniture Collection at Salone del Mobile 2018

Glas Italia Unveils New Glass Furniture Collection at Salone del Mobile 2018

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaApril 10, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
Glas Italia Unveils its New Glass Furniture Collection at Salone del Mobile 2018
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Glas Italia – the epitome of Italian furniture design, is known for producing exquisite glass furniture in collaboration with some of the world’s most talented designers.

During the annual Milan Design Week 2018, the company will be presenting its new furniture collection designed by Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby, Mario Bellini, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Jean Nouvel, Patricia Urquiola, and Tokujin Yoshioka. Along with this, they will be introducing new finishes and materials for the ALADIN and SHERADAZE doors collections by Piero Lissoni.

HYPERtable by Mario Bellini

Made of transparent 10mm extralight glass, HYPERtable by Mario Bellini is a sophisticated low glass table that filters the light and cubes it up with its prisms and cubic look. The edges present varied beveling which differs both in the degree of incline and width, resulting in a table that appears to be a magical set of prisms.

Glas Italia Unveils its New Glass Furniture Collection at Salone del Mobile 2018
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Image: Glas Italia

Starlight glass table by Tokujin Yoshioka

Featuring a transparent glass tabletop, it is a great table to make a unique design statement in any interior space.

Glas Italia Unveils its New Glass Furniture Collection at Salone del Mobile 2018
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Rayures screen by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec

Made by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, who previously designed designer curtains for European textile company Kvadrat, these glass screens are great for createing flexible living spaces.

Image: Glas Italia
Image: Glas Italia

New finishes and materials for Aladin and Sherazade doors and partitions

The new finishes for Aladin and Sherazade are designed to attract buyers throughout the globe. With these decorative finishes, people will be able to define spaces, combining aesthetics and functionality with the use of evocative materials to enhance decorative features.

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Image: Glas Italia
Glas Italia Unveils its New Glass Furniture Collection at Salone del Mobile 2018
Image: Glas Italia

Special thanks to Anna Casati & Annina for sharing details and images with us!

Erwan Bouroullec Glas Italia Glass Coffee Table glass furniture Glass table Kvadrat Mario Bellini Piero Lissoni Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec Ronan Bouroullec Salone del Mobile Salone del Mobile 2018 Tokujin Yoshioka
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