NOIR is born from the encounter between design rigor and material expressiveness, defining an elegant, slender, and refined identity. A sculptural, essential, and powerful gesture.
The low cabinet is clad in charcoal oak, obtained through the Shou Sugi Ban technique: a process that transforms the material through fire, increasing its resistance and enhancing its aesthetic depth. Brass is inserted as a calibrated sign, in dialogue with the burned surface, creating a balance between technique, function, and decoration. Each element contributes to a unified whole, where tactile and visual sensoriality arises from a precise design logic: aesthetics as an expression of necessity.
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