Designed by Daniel Rode
Based on the principle of fighter jets evading radar, Daniel Rode designed Prismo to defy the laws of gravity with its spectacular cantilever and the prismatic elegance of triangular shapes.
Structure : Matte / Tenax lacquer
Color : Vert d'eau
Based on the principle of fighter jets evading radar, Daniel Rode designed Prismo to defy the laws of gravity with its spectacular cantilever and the prismatic elegance of triangular shapes.
Designer
Daniel Rode made his mark in China and Hong Kong designing luggage and fashion accessories. Since shifting his focus to furniture design, he's been the recipient of several high profile awards. Smooth materials and free flowing lines give his designs a poetic tactile quality.
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