Adinne chair by Leonardo Rossano for True Design leads Dezeen Showroom roundup
Dezeen Showroom has featured five new products, including the Adinne chair by Leonardo Rossano for True Design, which combines solid wood and leather in a minimal, angular form inspired by hand-drawing gestures. Also featured is the Bosque seating collection by Lawson Fenning, referencing the 1960s Metabolism movement with sofas and armchairs emphasizing architectural presence and human use. Casalgrande Padana introduced Saxum outdoor tiles that mimic stone in three sizes and five neutral hues. Tongqi Lu Design's Call It A Day lighting series uses silicone elements and large-scale touch activation instead of switches. El Barco released Xian tiles, fired earth-like porcelain named after the Terracotta Warriors, available in three earthy colors and two sizes.
Key facts
- Adinne chair by Leonardo Rossano for True Design is made of solid wood and leather.
- Adinne chair's design references hand-drawing gestures.
- Bosque seating by Lawson Fenning is inspired by the 1960s Metabolism movement.
- Saxum outdoor tiles by Casalgrande Padana look like stone and come in three sizes and five neutral hues.
- Call It A Day lighting by Tongqi Lu Design uses silicone elements and touch activation.
- Xian tiles by El Barco are named after the Warriors of Xian terracotta army.
- Xian tiles come in three earthy colourways and two sizes.
- All five products were featured on Dezeen Showroom.
Entities
Artists
- Leonardo Rossano
Institutions
- True Design
- Lawson Fenning
- Casalgrande Padana
- Tongqi Lu Design
- El Barco
- Dezeen Showroom
Locations
- Shanghai
- China
Sources
- Dezeen —