Seletti at Maison&Objet

 

This year, Seletti has made its debut in the world upholstered furniture with significantly novel sofas and armchairs, attesting to the steady growth for the brand, which aims to become an increasingly significant reference point in interior decorating.

Paris is thus an opportunity to present the irreverent chairs in the Seletti wears TOILETPAPER catalog; the soft Comfy line designed by Marcantonio with a sofa and armchair; the surreal Hot Dog Sofa and Burger Chair from Studio Job's UN_LIMITED EDITIONS collection.

Among the novelties are two new lines of mirrors: Tribal Mirror designed by Marcantonio, and Morning Glory by the creative duo, Zaven.

BLOW, by Studio Job, remained among the top 2017 – 2018 projects. A spin-off aiming at the idea of accessible design that has always distinguished Seletti, a new family of 'pop' style pieces that includes rugs, neon lamps, folding chairs, mirrors, and porcelain plates.

The Lighting catalog continues to be one of Seletti's most important achievements. The catalog is brimming with original, ironic, and fun design projects that successfully capture a specific target audience, remaining faithful to the accessible design concept that has always distinguished the brand.

Maison&Objet presents the Banana Lamp and Tiffany Tree Lamp, from Studio Job's UN_LIMITED EDITIONS line, Elephant Lamp and Moon Bulb by Marcantonio, and Verso di Gio Tirotto and Caractère, the new Seletti radiantly lit alphabet. In addition as preview of the 2018 collection, a new version of Mouse Lamp by Marcantonio (in gray finishing), will be distributed through a network of selected and preferred dealers.

New pieces also abound in the Furniture catalog. The Luminaire line by Marcantonio offers a bed headboard, and three mirrors with light bulbs, which are offered with two sets of LED bulbs, white or the newly introduced colored light bulbs.

Because of its innovative and experimental projects, collaboration with Diesel Living was a must, with its Wunderkammer sculptures in brilliant metal inspired by horror-movie culture; Party Animal, the set of porcelain vases and glasses in the shape of animal paws; and the Work is Over collection, inspired by the imaginary work in progress.

 

September 8 - 12, 2017

Hall 7 - Stand A83