Rows Sideboard

Characterized by linear shapes and the presence of architecturally inspired symmetries, the Rows collection , designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, expresses, in its sophisticated and minimal geometry, a refined artistic memory. It is distinguished by the presence of a work that is both formal and decorative, a curvilinear section milling inspired by the still lifes of Amédée Ozenfant, founder in 1918 of the Purist artistic movement.

The series of containers includes two sideboards, a cabinet and a console to be used in the dining and living areas, made with a process which, while keeping the continuity of the wood grain unaltered, gives the furniture a handcrafted character without hiding the purely industrial essence of the production.