Art Déco furniture reimagined by Michele Iodice. Unique pieces in limited editions.
The Trasformatio project has a pioneering soul, able to draw lines of connection between past, present and future, with the aim of exploring the interactions between art and design.
The path of Trasformatio starts from the history of design and reaches the present day — a narrative able to embrace the new with wisdom.
Every object signed by Michele Iodice is rigorously made by artisans and tells a story of care and attention to detail, in a process that exalts the values of a «conscious craftsmanship».
Relevé storage cabinet, designed by Michele Iodice exclusively for Galleria Esprit Nouveau. Walnut burl and steel structure, vertically developed with open compartments and a drop-leaf door. A unique piece with architectural momentum.
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Pair of open DilàDiquà bookcases, designed by Michele Iodice exclusively for Galleria Esprit Nouveau. Bases in 1940s lacquered mahogany, structure and shelves in lacquered metal. Limited edition of two examples.
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Pair of Tango bookcases, designed by Michele Iodice exclusively for Galleria Esprit Nouveau. Modular structures in pre-painted iron and shaped crystal, on 1960s maple bases by Aldo Tura. Limited edition 2/2.
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SottoSopra cabinet, designed by Michele Iodice exclusively for Galleria Esprit Nouveau. A pair of 1930s poplar-burl bedside cabinets, mirrored into a single bar cabinet; a steel sphere underlines its balance. Limited edition 1/1.
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Flamant Vert console, designed by Michele Iodice exclusively for Galleria Esprit Nouveau. A small 1930s dressing table in bird's-eye poplar burl is reborn as a console, with additions in elm and recycled green PMMA. Limited edition 1/1.
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Open Door coffee table, designed by Michele Iodice exclusively for Galleria Esprit Nouveau. A late-1930s wardrobe door in poplar burl, deconstructed through cuts that become its feet, with additions in recycled blue PMMA and glass. Limited edition 1/1.
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A late-1930s wardrobe in bird's-eye poplar burl, transformed into an oblique bar cabinet to give the form dynamism. Additions in recycled red PMMA. Italy, 1930 / 2022. A unique piece.
Pagoda console, designed by Michele Iodice for the Trasformatio collection. Shaped top with raised edges in burl wood and black lacquer, suspended on a polished steel column base. A unique piece.
Pair of Twins cabinets, designed by Michele Iodice for the Trasformatio collection. Two twin volumes in burl wood, each topped by a polished steel sphere. Limited edition of two examples.