Brand & Designer

Moroso
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Moroso

Founded in 1952 in Udine, Italy, by Agostino and Diana Moroso, Moroso specializes in expressive contemporary furniture shaped by artisanal craft, bold creativity and visionary collaborations.
Diesel Designers
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Diesel Designers

A design collective known for an informal, industrial-inflected approach to furniture shaped by texture, comfort, and an unconventional sense of living. Its work brings fashion attitude into interiors, creating pieces that feel bold, relaxed, and distinctly urban.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Diesel Living and Moroso collaboration?

Diesel Living is a home collection developed through a long-standing creative partnership between fashion brand Diesel and Italian furniture manufacturer Moroso. The collaboration translates Diesel's irreverent, worn-in aesthetic into furniture and objects, with Moroso providing the production craft and engineering.

What does aniline-dyed ash veneer mean for a coffee table?

Aniline dye is a transparent colorant that penetrates the wood fiber rather than sitting on the surface, so the natural grain remains fully visible beneath the color. On ash veneer, this produces a rich, layered appearance where each piece reads slightly differently depending on the grain pattern.

Is the Overdyed Coffee Table available in different finishes?

As a made-to-order piece, finish and color options can be considered in the context of a broader interior project. Specifying early in a design process allows the table to be coordinated with surrounding materials and palette.

How does the steel base relate to the wood top in this design?

The varnished steel base is deliberately spare, providing structural clarity that keeps the focus on the hand-finished veneer above. The contrast between industrial metal and organic wood is central to the Diesel Living design sensibility.

What interior settings suit the Overdyed Coffee Table?

The piece is well suited to contemporary living rooms, hospitality lounges, and media rooms where a relaxed, tactile material presence is preferred over high-gloss formality. Its proportions and coloration work particularly well alongside natural textiles and darker upholstery.