Gervasoni’s latest designs have a shared focus on materiality, craftsmanship and understated design
Ghost Out is designed to withstand water and prolonged sun exposure while preserving its shape, comfort and aesthetic appeal over time. The collection brings the signature versatility and welcoming spirit of Ghost outdoors. It includes a wide range of enveloping seating pieces built around a lightweight frame, which cradle soft, generously padded cushions.
The collection’s defining feature is its oversized cover, enhanced by visible stitching that outlines its silhouette. Sofas, armchairs and chairs can be effortlessly re-dressed, like changing an outfit, allowing each piece to take on a new identity – understated or sophisticated – reflecting the personality of those who choose and experience it.
Jeko reuses teak beams and elements salvaged from the demolition (authorised by local authorities) of traditional wooden houses on Java, Indonesia: ECOTeak. The salvaged elements are cut to size, repaired with recycled wood, assembled and sanded to highlight the original grain, and hand-polished with hemp cloths and shavings. Armchairs, sofas, canopies, sunbeds, tables and coffee tables enhance the natural beauty of the wood, creating a colonial-style outdoor living area with a striking visual and material impact.
Mates reinterprets outdoor living through a balanced combination of formal simplicity, comfort and compositional freedom. Thanks to its modular design, the system adapts naturally to different settings and occasions, creating layouts that range from convivial gathering spaces to more intimate environments dedicated to relaxation, while clean lines and generous cushions define the collection’s contemporary yet welcoming aesthetic.
