Kyma, designed by Matteo Nunziati for Turri, already declares its essence in its name: the kymàtion, the characteristic wavy molding of ancient architecture, here translated into a design feature that gives fluidity to the table.
With Nabi, designed by Marco Acerbis, the very act of sitting becomes a daily reflection on comfort and practicality, key aspects of this type of furniture. Its interplay of lines and proportions transcends traditional conventions, offering a new experience of relaxation and lightness, common in both the dining and living areas. Nabi’s L-shaped structure features a seat and backrest joined in a single, fluid form, creating a coherent flow of spaces and surfaces that flow seamlessly together. The choice of a simple yet clearly defined shape is not merely aesthetic: the sleek structure and essential design, without intruding on the surrounding space, offer a sense of lightness that invites you to sit down.
