Tavolino Bloomy
Made by Moroso
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
Il tavolino Bloomy di Moroso estende la collezione Bloomy di Patricia Urquiola, creando un raffinato elemento d'arredo complementare per le moderne aree salotto. Progettato con la stessa morbida e bilanciata sensibilità delle poltrone, offre una superficie discreta che sostiene il ritmo di una stanza senza competere con essa.
Elegante nelle dimensioni e facile da collocare, il tavolino funziona egregiamente accanto a poltrone lounge, divani e composizioni di sedute per l'ospitalità. Il suo linguaggio di design discreto lo rende una scelta versatile per interni residenziali, suite, sale d'attesa e raffinati spazi contract dove proporzione, funzione e calma visiva contano. La sua natura su misura consente di considerare le scelte di finitura, colore e proporzione all'interno di un più ampio concetto di interni, mantenendo il pezzo allineato con i materiali circostanti.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Bloomy Side Table available in?
As a made-to-order piece, the Bloomy Side Table is available in a range of finishes and materials that can be specified to coordinate with the broader interior concept. Contact a design consultant for the current options.
Who designed the Bloomy collection for Moroso?
The Bloomy collection was designed by Patricia Urquiola, the Milan-based architect and designer known for her humanistic approach to form, her sensitivity to materiality, and her long creative relationship with Moroso.
Is the Bloomy Side Table suitable for contract or hospitality projects?
Yes. Its quiet proportions and made-to-order flexibility make it well suited to hospitality suites, lounge areas, and refined contract environments where visual calm and compositional coherence are priorities.
How does the Bloomy Side Table relate to the rest of the Bloomy collection?
The side table shares the collection's core design language, soft geometry, balanced scale, and a restrained profile, making it a natural companion to the Bloomy armchairs and seating pieces within a composed interior.
What lead times should designers expect for made-to-order Moroso pieces?
Lead times for made-to-order Moroso furniture vary depending on the specification and current production schedules. Designers should plan for several weeks to a few months and are encouraged to confirm timelines early in the project.