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'Frame’ chair - by Jaime Hayon - for Expormim - Milan Design Week 2018 ____

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Fontal Collection represents the starting point of Expormim’s recent history, and marks the brand’s return to rattan furniture. Almost ten years after, the collection has become a classic. Composed of a chair, a dining armchair and a low armchair, the collection has updated with new fabrics and the possibility to upholster both seat and backrest: http://bit.ly/2g82w66

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Fontal was the frst contemporary rattan collection launched by @Expormim after a sort of break that lasted a handful of years. Designed by the Spanish architect, painter and designer @oscartusquets its name came as a statement. Fontal derives from ‘fuente’ (‘source’ in Spanish) because as Tusquets explained “Expormim had decided to return to its origins, to rattan and to that technical know-how historically kept by local craftsmen”. Fontal collection had originally 3 products: a chair, a dining armchair and a low armchair. All of them were exclusively made of rattan. #archiproducts #expormim

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Livit, the new outdoor sectional sofa designed by Lievore Altherr Molina Studio for Expormim, features soft cushions buoyed up by a slender aluminum frame, which balances comfort and lightness with the aim of providing relax ➜ http://bit.ly/2sW51Al

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With Gres by Miguel Milá, @expormim re-edits a classic piece dating back to 1962. This updated version of the historic stools turns them into an essential piece and emphasizes the everlasting validity of a particular design method, which stands aside from fashion trends and conventions of a specific era. #archiproducts #expormim

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Expormim’s TWINS Garden Sofa is the result of a unique creative process, focused on finishes and comfort pursued through a new technical fabric conceived and designed by MUT Design: http://bit.ly/2qdzIfc

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GATA chair design by Miguel and Gonzalo Milá for Expormim​ originates from a thorough search for balance among different elements, shapes and diameters of the rattan cane in order to produce a comfortable and resistant seating, as well as an aesthetically harmonic one: http://bit.ly/2nCTCli