Talenti - Coral dining chair white warm white

The wide and comfortable seat of the Coral dining chair, combined with a long-lasting solid aluminium frame, covered with synthetic rope, makes this chair the ideal product to complete outdoor furniture of your living room.

Marco Acerbis

Marco Acerbis was born in 1973 and graduated in architecture from Politecnico di Milano in 1998. From 1997 to 2004 he lived and worked in London where he has been collaborated with Foster & Partners. Over there years he has been involved in the construction of an eight-story building for scientific research at Imperial College and became Project Leader of Capital City Academy, a 250-meter-long High School building for 1400 students which was opened by Tony Blair.
In 2004, he returned to Italy and opened his own architecture and design studio. Fascinated by design without limits of scale he quickly proceeded to explore with a constant of skills, insights and technologies countless themes, with the goal of creating a global design space. The Vertigo lamp, designed for Fontana Arte, quickly became both a best seller and a timeless icon and was included in the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum. Prius door handle designed for Colombo Design won a Special Mention at XXI Compasso d’Oro ADI.
The Kloe armchair designed for Desalto wins the 2009 Red Dot Design Award and the Wave tap designed for IB Rubinetterie wins the 2015 Red Dot Design Award and and the Good Design Award Chicago Athenaeum in 2013. His interest in contemporary living issues also led him to actively engage in the world of eco-sustainable architecture with the construction of POLINS, Polo di Innovazione Strategica, a CasaClima Class A+ certified building.

Talenti

Talenti's story began in 2004 with Fabrizio Cameli, who, after spending a few years in his family's old marble processing business, decided to set up his own garden furniture business. He used the skills he had acquired in the marble working to create classic style garden furniture of the highest quality and finish.
He called this reality, Talenti. The name was chosen by friends who appreciated him and consider him a true talent in his work. Fabrizio sees within this name the beating heart of his business idea: he wants a company that stands out precisely because of its talent and creativity,  a company that knows how to keep the ambitious promises it makes, but always with a great humility as its starting point.
This is Talenti, which stands out from the very beginning for its powerful inclination towards art.
The first collections are classic: elegant, with antique flavored items, terracotta stones that are often customized in both form and color. It is not so obvious: their competitors do not, they never really come close to people's desires.