The italian Porro Design presents three different styles to furnish dining rooms: japanese minimalism, pop creativity, retrò taste.

Japanese
An oasis of quietness with an Eastern elegance. A setting characterised by austere beauty, a zen shelter where time seems to have stopped.
The essential but sculptural shapes of the Metallico table in antique red painted steel are accompanied by the unimpeachable style of the new Voyage chairs with black stained maple structure from which a brown leather skintight gown can be slipped on or off, evoking an idea of conviviality and a feeling of vacation. Like an abstract painting on the wall, the Gallery cupboard with Canaletto walnut doors raised on a canna di fucile base hides a black lacquered interior that is set off by a luminous background.
Design Addicted
The art of living in a creative way: furniture with a strong personality and a pop, completely customizable palette. The icons of Porro design are hosted by this environment designed for those who are not afraid of minimalism, but who still love daring combinations. Tells its dual indoor/outdoor nature the Ellipse Table in white Dulver®, accompanied by Spindle coloured chairs.
On the wall a Modern hanging composition on the wall plays with the bicolor volumes in the new RGB woods realized with raw veneers: soft, material woods tinted in violet, orange, light blue, blue, yellow or green; 6 definite colors that can be freely combined on the external and internal faces of the same module and that nonetheless leave the woodgrain evident. An impeccably executed arts and crafts spirit, as in every furnishing by Porro.

Anni ’50
Solid woods, strong chromatisms, graphic plays: a manifesto-home with a 50s imagination, beautified by pieces that display industrial manufacturing as well as items recalling handicraft. A versatility that is never accidental, where each visual contrast is accurately studied. The plastic presence of the Galileo table in solid heat treated ash, with an oval surface and sensually tapered legs, matched with the sinuous lines of the upholstered Garda chairs in light blue contrasting with the rigorous black stained ash frame.

By the wall, the Gallery cupboard shows black stained hemlock doors hiding rosso cina lacquered interiors highlighted by a luminous milk white background, a treasure chest/display case for precious possessions: the most beautiful glasses, rare bottles, and prized whiskeys. In the name of decorativism we also find the horizontal Modern sideboard in black stained hemlock with a santos rosewood open module, an architectural presence raised up on the new Bridge foot in black metal H.40 cm, a reverse C available in all the metal colors.
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