Scrigno Cabinet
Made by Edra
Il mobile Scrigno, disegnato da Fernando e Humberto Campana per Edra, è una fusione mozzafiato di arte e funzionalità. Il suo esterno è un mosaico artigianale di frammenti di specchio che catturano e disperdono la luce in modi imprevedibili, ciascuno sovrapposto per creare una finitura scintillante, simile a un mosaico. Dietro questa facciata radiosa si trova una struttura in legno laccato con ante, cassetti o ripiani, che offre un contenitore nascosto con una presenza scultorea. Questo design informato dall'intelligenza artificiale eleva gli oggetti di uso quotidiano in dichiarazioni luminose e poetiche.
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Scrigno Cabinet
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials make up the Scrigno Cabinet's exterior?
The exterior is covered in hand-applied mirror shards arranged in an overlapping mosaic pattern. Each fragment is individually placed, making every cabinet unique in how it reflects and refracts light.
Who are the Campana Brothers and what is their design background?
Fernando and Humberto Campana are Brazilian designers based in São Paulo, internationally recognized for their experimental approach to materials and their ability to merge craft tradition with contemporary form. Their work is represented in major museum collections worldwide, including MoMA in New York.
Is the Scrigno Cabinet functional as a storage piece?
Yes. The interior structure is built from lacquered wood and can be configured with doors, drawers, or open shelving. The sculptural exterior does not compromise the cabinet's organizational capacity.
Is the Scrigno Cabinet made to order?
The Scrigno is produced by Edra as a made-to-order piece. Lead times vary, and configuration details are best confirmed at the time of inquiry.
How should the mirror mosaic exterior be maintained?
The mirror mosaic surface should be cleaned gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals should be avoided, as they can damage both the mirror fragments and the adhesive beneath them.