Mogg – Closer armchair

Closer is an armchair with iron structure painted matt black and supported feather cushion with removable cover, fixed in the leather version. A slender but very solid metal frame welcomes the large and enveloping cushion with generous shapes, offering the maximum level of comfort.

Dainelli Studio

Dainelli Studio was founded in 2007 by Leonardo and Marzia Dainelli, designers and architects specialized – respectively – in product design and interior design. The studio – based in Milan and Pisa – creates interior design projects for public and private spaces, and collaborates with prestigious companies in the world of furnishings, including: Mogg, Fendi Casa, Fiam, Frag, Fratelli Boffi, Gallotti&Radice, Giorgetti, Lema, Londonart, Arketipo and Porada. Their ongoing research on image and form – a distinctive aspect of Dainelli Studio – leads to concrete results of refined design, based on perfectly gauged proportions and harmony between forms, ­­­­­materials and finishes. Every project embodies in-depth design culture with knowledge of industrial production techniques and craftsmanship. The ability to establish dialogue with the environment and the individual product – thanks to the various areas of expertise of Leonardo and Marzia – permits the creation of every element required for the construction of a completely personalized project: from the individual object made to measure to the total look of a complete habitat.

MOGG

MOGG srl is a new furniture company, which opens its doors at the Salone del Mobile in Milan 2012. Company was born from the desire of its founder, the architect Nicola Galbiati. MObili (furniture) OGGetti (objects), hence the name MOGG:a versatile design expression that comes alive in impactful and distinctive products. Graphic cuts opposed to curved lines, warm materials combined with those cold, dynamism and versatility characterize the production. The naturalness is the hallmark of Mogg when everything is studied in detail. Today Mogg is distributed all around the world by the support of 25 agents.