May 11th, 2008

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Milan 08: designer Tord Boontje launched Rain, an outdoor collection for Moroso, at the Little Wild Garden of Love exhibition at Moroso’s showroom on Via Pontaccio in Milan.

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The collection includes a table, chair and armchair made from tubular steel with perforated sheet metal surfaces.

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The delicate patterns are laser cut out of the sheet material in the seats and backs of the chairs and the table top.

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See more fromt the Little Wild Garden of Love exhibition designed by Boontje for Moroso in our previous story.

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The following text is from Moroso:

Rain Collection by Tord Boontje

Rain Chair and Rain Table constitute an alternative way of working both metal and sheet metal. They have a tubular steel structure and plates of perforated sheet metal that are laser decorated with delicate images and natural scenes characteristic of Tord Boontje’s work.

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The shapes are a contemporary reworking of the classic wrought iron garden furniture, embellished and made lighter by the laser flower working of the surfaces. Rain Collection is a lightweight, delicate and refined set of furniture that looks to the future.

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The products have been devised for outdoors but can also be used indoors, also being a good proposal for contract furnishing.

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Posted by Rose Etherington

7 Responses to “Rain by Tord Boontje for Moroso”

  1. Zenza Says:

    This guy is so boring with his designs that I almost enter into a coma…

    Geez!!!! Always the same BORING stuff!

  2. zuy Says:

    it’s not always but often “surface design” and “surface design” is not design but style…he is considered by a trend designer

  3. J Says:

    Boring? Not at all. It’s very subtle. It looks so elegant.

  4. FBot Says:

    I like the table better then the chairs

  5. matteo Says:

    we dont need this kind of products

  6. dexaler Says:

    it made more sense to call it ‘Sun’,
    if the laser punctured through the surface it may make a nice projection on the ground with sunlight
    and who sits outside with rain?

  7. mauro paparo filomarino Says:

    già visto …riccardo dalisi

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