Dimensions:

Length: 50 cm  
Depth: 50 cm  
Height: 80 cm  
Seat height: 45 cm  
Seat depth: 40 cm

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Designer

Marialaura Irvine
Marialaura Rossiello Irvine (born in 1972) is the creative soul behind Studio Irvine for over a decade. Graduating in Architecture in Naples under the guidance of Riccardo Dalisi, Marialaura is inspired by a deep respect for the narrative foundations of architecture. She began her career with a passion for traditional design, before moving to Milan to further her studies in Strategic Design at the Politecnico di Milano. With marketing, communication, and strategy as focal points, she gained valuable experience collaborating with renowned Italian design studios, viewing products as an integral part of a company's overall strategy.

Subsequently, she fused her expertise with the British approach to design, collaborating with her husband, James Irvine. Her design process escapes adherence to a specific style or typology; it is characterized by a meticulous methodology fueled by extensive research and a deep historical understanding that informs every stage of the design journey. Marialaura's philosophy is like a “radical whisper” that supports the transformative potential of materiality.

Marialaura Irvine's portfolio includes collaborations with clients such as Arper, Muji, Thonet, M+, FormaCemento, Olivari, Mattiazzi, just to name a few. Her studio, located in the heart of Milan, specializes in product design, artistic direction, and architecture. Marialaura's distinctive approach is reflected not only in the final result of the product or space but also embraces the entire process that, starting from material, involves all stages of transformation: from production to communication and product strategy. Her mission is to simplify to optimize the entire design and production process. Her research is focused on mono-materiality, always seeking a synthesis that, following an industrial approach, reduces material waste.