Дзеркало Unica by Tecnotelai SULTANA™

Exotic suggestions are a major source of inspiration.‎ They are able to combine many elements inside a timeless, aesthetic tale.‎ “Sultana” unfolds like an iridescent shape, changing lines that recall the architecture of oriental palaces, but also the headdresses of the consorts of rulers of faraway kingdoms.‎ Irregular markings and golden dust cross the primary shape, almost like the desert wind making brush marks on the sand.‎

Furnishings in the “Sultana” line fit inside spaces thanks to the skilful play of contrasts and light and shade, able to converse with the other elements in the environment.‎ Sideboards in different sizes take their place in sitting rooms like precious containers; headboards and mirrors embellish bedrooms that recall ancient legends.‎ Gold leaf and the Trilli Effect run across glass surfaces, capturing and reflecting the light from every angle to obtain an iridescent, almost mercurial, image.‎

SULTANA™
Mirror with extra-clear tempered bevelled glass panel, 5 mm.‎ thickness, decorated with sandblasting for handmade stars, Trilli Effect (golden powder) and white/black painting.‎

Tapered wooden frame, 30 mm.‎ thickness, glossy white/black lacquering.‎

The "Harem" collection is inspired by forbidden, mysterious, and evocative places.‎ With this collection we wish to create pieces with unique characteristics that can enhance and harmonize the most important spots in each space.‎ A collection that pays tribute to the Orient, where Middle Eastern culture is mutated by Western customs that reinterpret suggestions through the creativity of enterprising designers, stunningly blending these two worlds in unison.‎ This is how a collection with the taste of tradition takes shape, very similar to that described in the stories told for centuries.‎

Shapes and decorations in oriental tones blend with the minimal beauty of Italian design, illuminating a collection made up of opposites that come together to create a new shape.‎ Traditional materials are combined with new technologies, the open becomes closed, and the transparent fades away into the opaque to the point of staging a truly magical scene of shapes and colors.‎