Horm - Marina coffee table 45x45

The shapes are inspired by the Marines of the Venetian painter Virgilio Guidi, in which the master is able to evoke a lagoon landscape with few and apparently simple features, the result of a synthesis that tends to abstraction. The Marina collection synthesizes the traditional lines of the table in a few strokes, eliminating the superfluous design, and declining wood and marble to obtain wise powerful and evocative shapes.
Base in curved MDF veneered in moulded pressed Canaletto walnut. Top in 2 cm thick marble.

Renato Zamberlan

Renato Zamberlan was born in the province of Venice in 1970. After his studies in Business Administration at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice, he embarked on a path that led him to combine business with creativity in various sectors, from photography to graphics, from art to fine publishing. He collaborates not only with the Art'è Group and the prestigious publishing house Franco Maria Ricci but also with manufacturing and chemical multinationals.
His multidisciplinary training and the constant search for new stimuli lead him to approach the world of furniture in 2012. He began working with Horm as Sales Manager for the Italian and North/South American market. Almost simultaneously, he contributed his creativity by designing some of the brand’s most successful commercial products.
In 2014 he became a partner of the Group.

Since 2015 he has held the role of Artistic Director. Marks stylistic choices that led the company to obtain prestigious awards and awards such as the Good Design Award (2014), Red Dot Design Award (2016), ADI Design Index (2015, 2016), Second Place at the Archiproducts Design Awards (2016 ), and Honorable Mention at the Compasso d'Oro (2016) in which Horm won for the seventh time in his brief existence. In this capacity he directs the stylistic lines of both Group brands (Horm and Casamania) aware that creativity, technology, production and the different needs of the various international markets in which the company operates are elements of a whole.
He travels constantly to meet the Group’s business partners who export to more than 80 countries worldwide. This, together with his daily dialogue with the technical and productive areas of the company, are the cornerstones on which his design idea is based. According to him, a design must excite and innovate without affecting functionality and production ethics.
In 2017 he took over as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Horm Italia Srl.

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