The STUA stand in the Milano fair, with “love your home” concept.
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The STUA stand in Milano was closed, with Kvadrat curtains, to give a theatrical feeling.
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The STUA stand in the Milano fair, with “love your home” concept.
This side features the more scandivavian flavour of the STUA collection with new colours.
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The STUA stand in the Milano fair, with “love your home” concept.
This side features the more mediterranean side with New Lau table and Laclasica chair, both Jesus Gasca designs. Marre Moerel’s ceramics on the table.
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The STUA stand in the Milano fair, with “love your home” concept.
Nube armchairs, Eclipse nesting tables, Satellite acoustic panels.
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The STUA stand in the Milano fair, with “love your home” concept.
Malena armchair, Marea table with a Pierre Gonnord photography.
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The STUA team in the Milano fair. Jesus Gasca the founder of the company together with Yeneko Alba, Raquel Diaz, Asier Zabalo, and Elena Gasca and Jon Gasca, “furniture made with love”.
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The STUA stand in the Milano fair, with “love your home” concept.
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Kvadrat, 65 years of Hallingdal fabric.
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Casa Malaparte, Capri by Adalberto Libera & Curzio Malaparte (1937)
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The Untitled restaurant at the Whitney Museum in New York. The Whitney is an architectural masterpiece by Marcel Breuer on Madison Avenue. The restaurant has recently been refurbished by the David Rockwell Group with Gas chairs from STUA.
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“Rood 2 branches” ceramic by Marre Moerel. Her atelier is the Madrid center.
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Kvadrat, 65 years of Hallingdal fabric. This revisit is by studio Glithero.
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Sleek stool design by Jesus Gasca from STUA collection.
Image from the Design Within Reach catalogue.
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Public Bikes from San Francisco.
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