At the event, the brand will present new collections created at the intersection of modern design, craft, and architectural images.
Among the new products are: Modula wooden vase collection, made of natural oak. Its forms are built on the principle of repetition and variation and refer to modular architecture and the rhythm of corrugated facades. The vases are characterized by an expressive geometry that combines the natural texture of wood with the clear structure of a modern volume.
Modula wooden vases
Another premiere - Scally chair, whose silhouette is inspired by British men's scally caps. The smoothly rounded backrest seems to envelop the seat, creating a feeling of comfort and at the same time emphasizing the characteristic image. The slightly raised front of the seat adds dynamics, and the overall shape combines soft lines with thoughtful design.
Scally Chair
Tivoli will also show EON table — an object with a massive base of wooden cylinders that reinterprets the motif of antique columns. The rhythmic arrangement of the elements creates a sense of movement and is associated with the passage of time, transforming the table into a calm but expressive center of space.
EON table
All collections are created in collaboration with Ukrainian designer from Kharkiv, Yulia Kononenko, and continue Tivoli's research into the interaction of art and functionality in object design.
Designer Yulia Kononenko
You can see the brand's new works at the Tivoli stand — Hall 3, stand E126 during the Maison&Objet exhibition in Paris.
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