The Tina chair and bench merge age-old rattan craftsmanship with modern production methods in a design that is both innovative and traditional. In designer Benedetta Tagliabue’s own words, “they’re built with the painstaking care and attention to detail of artisanal methods coupled with the precision and quality that comes with technology.” At once minimal and natural, they’re complimentary to modern and classic interiors alike.
Designer: Benedetta Tagliabue for Expormim
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