Moroso: The original solution for the open space

For informal conversations, an open space with Moroso modular furniture is perfect. The secret to success is the abundance of light and air, the pastel colour palette and the concise lines. The architects of this project suggest combining two popular sofa models: My beautiful backside and Tender. The first is an example of striking eclecticism encased in modern shapes. The flat seat reminds of a plate with all sorts of exotic viands on it (played by decorative cushions). The back of the sofa is also a composition of multi-coloured floating cushions of different shapes. 

Tender is a modular model by Patricia Urquiola. Here the feminine essence, trendy colours and original design solution came together. In short, everything the designer is known for. The model is used with equal success for both public spaces and as an alternative to the classic sofa in the living room. The slim frame contrasts with the soft seat cushions and backrest to create an interesting sofa composition. The modules can be placed together or separately; the various configurations form either an island for relaxation, a lounger or a cosy daybed.

The interior is complemented by a range of armchairs from the Italian factory: Pipe, Rift, Imba. The upholstered back of Pipe model is made in the form of a staple and allows you to sit with maximum comfort. The Rift chair is a system of asymmetrically arranged volumes which surround the seat in the form of massive layers. Made in egg colour, this model becomes a striking accent in the interior.

Finally, for the dining area, the designers opted for the Double zero bar stools, again from Italian manufacturer Moroso. The two ideal circles reflect the design geometry of the art deco and openly announce a trend towards maximum simplicity of form. As usual, the factory only uses eco-friendly materials.

New Studio is a representative of the Italian brand Moroso in Belarus. You can buy the furniture in the Minsk showroom at Nemiga, 12, 2nd floor.