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In recent years the association between Citco and Zaha Hadid Design has given rise to extraordinary projects, the result of a profound fusion of creative and expressive intent, taking inspirations from the world of nature and Citco’s expertise and advanced technology.
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Citco continues its collaboration with Zaha Hadid Design once again this year, presenting at the Milan Design Week 2018 with two new pieces: Volta Bench and Malea Coffee Table.
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Volta Bench
Echoing Hadid’s calligraphic language, Volta is defined by a single dynamic gesture.
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The intertwined loop is articulated through a smooth transition between hard-edged surfaces and soft, fluid, lines describing the item’s function while ensuring stability to the overall design.
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Immaculately carved from a single block of granite, Volta combines ZHD’s seamless lines with Citco’s exquisite craftsmanship.
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Malea Coffee Table
Mirroring the logic and coherence of nature, the design references the spiralling motif of seashells.
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Combining two interlocking elements carved from a block of onyx, Malea represents a coherent evolution of ZHD’s interest in exploring movement through space without compromising functionality or ergonomic requirements.
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The transparent acrylic material amplifies depth and complexity through a flawless display of refractions while the solid stone conveys stability and balance to the overall design. Source and photos Courtesy of Zaha Hadid Design.