ROMANE COLLECTION for ORMOND

April, 2019
SIAM Santa Marta, Milan

After introducing the ROMANE collection in Collectible fair, the line is presented in a gallery of Milan city center. Developed exclusively by Garnier & Linker for Ormond Editions, a Geneva based gallery and editor, the ROMANE collection is based on a reinterpretation of an antique fluted column, that is broken down in a series of lighting fixtures and furniture pieces.

Presented pieces include a large dining table using a rare veneer called Tamo with a bronze beam joining the legs. Hanging above the table, a chandelier made of 3 bronze modules that unfold into space and allows to lighten both the table and ceiling. Two consoles, one in larch and bronze and the other one in Vals stone and bronze, show two other designs of the collection.

A last a series of side tables made of mass dyed plaster and slate are gathered to complete the exhibition, also designed by Garnier & Linker.

A black wooden bench with a textured surface, placed on a parquet wooden floor, with two brown ceramic sculptures on top. Behind the bench is a white wall with a metal pipe and wooden rods arranged horizontally.
Close-up of two metallic objects resembling miniature armor or decorative sculptures on a textured black surface.
Three ceramic vases with geometric designs on a light wooden table against a gray wall.
Four uniquely shaped and colored wooden blocks placed on a white platform against a plain wall, with a wooden floor below.
Close-up of a corner of a light gray concrete or stone structure with a hollow interior, standing against a plain light gray wall.
Close-up photo of two metallic objects, possibly tools or industrial parts, with a worn, textured surface and a slightly rusty or aged appearance, against a neutral background.
Close-up of a black and silver textured surface with intricate patterns and a beige marble-like object protruding from it.
Close-up of a modern piece of furniture with overlapping gray wooden surfaces, creating a geometric pattern and shadow play.
Close-up of wooden furniture joints showing the edges and grain patterns, with a saw blade underneath.