Visionnaire Beauty 2020: a new collection inspired by Art Design

Art, Design & Uniqueness

What does Art & Luxury mean to Visionnaire?

A journey into Meta-Luxury: the new meaning of luxury that goes beyond the concept of just possession of precious goods but turns to objects that carry values, which can tell a story and remain in the time. And yet the challenge of Visionnaire to bring the language of uniqueness and creativity, typical of Art Design, in the retail channel. A design contaminated by art, introducing the collaboration with Draga&Aurel after the official presentation during Art Basel Miami of the “Pavone” project designed by Marc Ange.

The “Il Pavone” collection by Marc Ange, which made its debut in the “haute couture throne” and “prêt-à-porter chair” versions, is back in Milan with exclusive fabrics in six color variants. The “Pavone” chairs and throne, placed inside the Wunderkammer, will be displayed together with the luminous installation by Gupica for a true “lost in paradise” effect.
This family of lamps – Aracea – is an innovative and romantic project that combines the lighting function, using ultraslim LEDs, with a botanical form having subtle, elegant lines. The lamps are available in the floor-to-ceiling and suspension models.

The new collaboration with the design duo Draga&Aurel translates into a truly original capsule collection. Amos is a true table-jewel: two metal armrests, shaped by molding in sand for a lunar effect, embrace the concrete base, poured into a reinforced form and subjected to an exclusive erosion technique. The Lego low table and console also stand out for the contrasting combination of two materials, treated with different finishes: precious and “raw,” the glowing gold of the metal and the matte black of the concrete. This apparent contradiction becomes a kind of unity of two different characters. The Sputnik lamps are made of multiple rhomboidal parts that produce an “origami” metal composition. Their lines form a fractal motif in which the metal surfaces reflect the light, casting theatrical shadows all around.

The Ecosystem of Design

The new artisan “Renaissance”

Visionnaire’s attitude towards experimenting with materials and involving artists with almost a “Renaissance” personality for the method and the commitment made in the genesis and in the realization in the laboratory of their creations. Technological evolution and aesthetic innovation told through the products by Mauro Lipparini.

The architect Mauro Lipparini presents paneling as a free, instinctive project, shunning standardization and embracing distant influences from the powerful, elegant traditions of the African universe. Contemporary boiseries in Frisé Eucalyptus with all the functions of an accessorized wall, ready to take on totally bespoke configurations. Lines, curved panels, grooves, continuity, interruption and coplanar surfaces are underscored and paced by the linear shelves, generating a graphic game of shadows and highlights from the rounded openings. The paneling alternates volumes of double depth, surrounded by concave and convex components.

Desmond, a jewel in the center of the room by Mauro Lipparini, enhances the perception of roundness without edges, increasing the preciousness of the glass volumes. The central element in Eucalyptus Frisè wood acts as a pillar for the suspended glass volumes, which give the whole composition a feeling of lightness.

The architect Marco Piva presents the Admeto coffee table, a combination of various contrasting but perfectly juxtaposed materials, for a composition that is almost an architectural archetype, but modern and functional at the same time: the legs in marble with “striped” workmanship contribute to convey an impression of monumental character, contradicted by the transparency and lightness of the top in smoked glass.

All the Beauty is yours

Style, Relation and Behavior at the center

The brand’s ability to fulfill dreams of customers with tailored products and unique sets. A philosophy of strong recognition of the brand codes and a Full Home Design approach that is based on the delicate relationship of intimacy and trust between the client and the Brand, testified through the products of Alessandro La Spada.

Alessandro La Spada has created a new table – Arkady – with a sculptural lower top in artistic stone. The slab of Crema Marfil stone is crafted by hand to add unique, precious value, thanks to bas-relief workmanship, irregular borders and the inclusion of artistic resins and Himalayan salt. The legs are in metal, molded in sand to create a three-dimensional pattern with a “hammered” effect with animalier overtones. Nature is transformed to take on a hybrid identity, the result of the encounter between its essence and human artistic talent.

Douglas is the new sofa designed by La Spada, featuring borders of curved metal in the base that virtually borrow a part of the padding of the armrest. The Douglas sofa is covered in Nabuk leather, while its cushions and daybed are in Banksy, one of the new Visionnaire fabrics, featuring a sort “teddybear” effect. The Douglas collection also includes an armchair, a love seat, an ottoman and a low table.

Petra armchair by Alessandro La Spada presents a semi-circular padded shell, upholstered in Bansky velvet with the new “plush” effect, in verde ramareggiato color. The continuity of the curve of the backrest is interrupted in the central part by the insertion of a vertical metal element creating a full / empty effect.