2018
FURNITURE FAIR MILAN
17 al 22 April. 2018
During design week in Milan we observed how companies applied color to their products: their chromatic concepts.
Arper and Hay were two great exponents of that concept. Using a limited palette, designed and designed to work together and in harmony.
Arper presented a new line of modular furniture designed by Iwasaki Design Studio. Kiik is the name of this new line, which was created to work in flexible use spaces. It is a modular collection: designed for the spaces between arrival and departure, between waiting and action. This modular collection of chairs, coffee tables, puff and consoles create ideal conditions for working, share or rest thanks to its graphic shapes, articulated in a wide variety of configurations.
Kiik has been designed to meet the needs of waiting rooms, university campuses, work spaces and meeting areas. Its modular nature and the variety of materials and finishes make it a transversal product suitable for any context..
The color palette selected for the fair was very interesting: yellow tones, light and dark grays, black and light oak type woods.
