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Infiniti
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Extending table with an aluminium frame, satin-finished mdf extension.
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Designer
Piervittorio Prevedello
In 1998, in the role of design consultant for Bonaldo, he initiated a project aimed at the industrialisation of household furniture: sofas, beds and furnishing accessories, both as designer (sofa models Pierrot, Demì, Tolomeo, Boston and others) and in charge of development of projects by other designers (Ron Arad, Karim Rashid, D’Urbino Lomazzi, Toshiyuki Kita, Mauro Lipparini and Dennis Santachiara).
For several years now, with Luca De Carli, he has been involved in product technical development, developing know-how for companies.
In 2004, under the pseudonym Glenn Thomas, he won the Chicago Athenaeum “Good Design Award” for the Pierrot sofa.
Infiniti
Over the past few years Infiniti has grown, become older and more mature. They have started looking at their history made of passion for beautiful things from all over the world. Their people have realized that they enjoy telling stories and listening to them, with pure eyes and a clean heart, always watching things as if it was the first time with curiosity and enthusiasm, appreciating all of them. Infiniti sat around the world to export an all-Italian know-how, featuring a highly-personal cosmopolitan view. This is Infiniti today.
Infiniti counts on 4 production plants which manufacture plastic, metal and wood, creating collections 100% made in Italy.
