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10 years up and down. Bon anniversaire!
By Cristiana Colli

Movement, shifting while sitting still, a sense of space, and, seen from there, a landscape which changes, taken apart and recomposed, between details and the whole. Move is an invitation, a frame of mind which challenges gravity and the perception of form; it’s a vantagepoint onto the world. Round and welcoming but empty, it’s the embrace of a solid thread that extends, curves, is interwoven, draws near and goes far, turns and returns. Designed to rock, rest, and read, it’s made for an ice-cold vodka, a hot tea, a podcast to listen to facing a bow window. Move has a special story. It comes in just four colours, but it has also been the focus of experimentation with different configurations and finishes for special events, displays, and openings around the world; the solid ash frame, composed of thirty-one pieces which have been hand-lathed and put together, is the result of expert manufacturing capabilities; the seat, in the name of aesthetic versatility and ergonomics, is in fabric or in leather. Envisioned and designed by Rossella Pugliatti, it’s a perfect object, a manifesto, testimony to Giorgetti style and quality around the globe. Move is an icon of Italian design.

As the warm season approaches, the window display of Giorgetti’s Milanese house is renewed with a setting that celebrates the art of outdoor living and introduces the new mood boards for outdoor fabrics. The concept is inspired by Italian Gardens, places of tranquillity and harmony designed for summer leisure and dialogue with nature.
Among the protagonists of the new proposal is white, interpreted in various shades and used for the Moorea outdoor sofa and cushions, as well as for the Aldìa armchairs. A three-dimensional dialogue unfolds with the stones, evoking the rizzata – the traditional stone paving of Italian church forecourts – and the nymphaea of the Visconti Villas, conceived to provide coolness during the hottest months.
In contrast with the lighter tones, brick emerges, inspired by Cocciopesto, a material rooted in the Italian building tradition.
This hue dominates the scene, characterising the sofa, sunbed and cushions of the Moorea outdoor collection, together with the Nisida rug and maxi cushions.
Enhancing the scene are a stone frog, recalling the aesthetics of historic Italian fountains, and a neoclassical vase. These details coexist with magnolia leaves, a tribute to Renaissance gardens and to the sound of water as an element of well-being and contemplation

The renewed window displays of Spiga – The Place thus become a visual narrative: a peaceful summer retreat where one can unwind and cool off, and an ideal setting for presenting Giorgetti’s new outdoor fabrics, designed to bring timeless elegance to outdoor spaces.