Kreoo Vis À Vis Outdoor Loungers

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VIS À VIS OUTDOOR LOUNGERS

VIS À VIS OUTDOOR LOUNGERS

Designed by Enzo Berti

A monolithic parallelepiped, available in six different types of marble, is the focal point of Vis-à-Vis, the chaise lounge system designed by Enzo Berti that finds its most significant expression in the double version.

INFORMATION

BRAND

Kreoo

PRODUCT TYPE

Loungers

MARBLE FINISHING

- Kreoo finish (matt)
- Except for onyxes

SIZE

- Single Loungers
- Double Loungers

ORDINARY CLEANING

clean with normal neutral detergents with low alkaline content. Do not use aggressive products such as anti-lime, acids, abrasives, degreasers, alcohol. EXTRA-ORDINARY CLEANING: Please refer to the cleaning and maintenance sheets.

SINGLE LOUNGERS WEIGHT

- Net weight : 273 kg
- Gross weight : 341 kg

COLLECTION

Vis A Vis

PRODUCTION

Made in Italy

DOUBLE LOUNGERS WEIGHT

- Net weight : 305 kg
- Gross weight : 387 kg

DESIGNER

Enzo Berti

YEAR OF PRODUCTION

2012

STRUCTURE

Any changes to the product may affect the stability of the structure

USE

Relaxing Seat

DOWNLOAD

↓ Data Sheet

CATEGORY

Seatings

ENVIRONMENT

Outdoor

DETAIL

The ensemble is materic and essential at the same time and Vis-à-Vis, also available in the single model, is conceived to furnish spa areas or outdoor environments.

ELEMENTS

From the main block in natural stone, two chromed tubular elements emerge, positioned at the same height, which hold a relaxing seat, accessorized with a comfortable headrest in linen and customizable in rope, also coloured, or other natural materials.

MATERIAL

Marble

TYPES OF MARBLE

Six

DESIGNER - ENZO BERTI

His activity in the field of design begins during his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts and Faculty of Architecture in Venice and then continues through numerous collaborations with reference companies in the furniture market.His projects reveal his artistic training and seek simplicity without giving up attention to detail, exploring the technical and expressive potential of each material. Then he gives life to elements with a soul and a link with history and their environment, they are strong objects, to some extent traditional but they contribute to the evolution of the way we see things.