Furniture design brand Giorgetti has unveiled its Moorea Open Air Collection designed by Carlo Colombo. The name evokes the exotic landscapes of French Polynesia, where verdant, untamed nature is reflected in crystal-clear waters.
Moorea is distinguished by sophisticated lines and fine materials to guarantee the perfect union of aesthetics and practicality. This harmonious system of elements — composed of a sectional sofa, chair, sun lounger and table — is designed to enrich exclusive outdoor spaces, from seaside terraces to prestigious yachts.
The Moorea sofa is a true furniture system, modeled to offer unparalleled versatility. Its modular elements — including side terminals, central elements, chaise lounge and ottoman — allow for nearly infinite design solutions, adapting to any context.
The stainless steel structure, with a pewter-effect finish, lends strength and a sophisticated allure, while the solid teak inserts enhance the materiality of the design.
The Moorea lounger is ideal for exclusive settings such as yachts and swimming pools. Its structure combines solidity and lightness, while the four-position adjustable backrest allows you to choose the perfect inclination for every moment of the day.
Moorea’s scenic presence is also expressed through its functional details: Two rear wheels make it easy to move around, while its generous dimensions underline its importance in sophisticated outdoor settings.
The Moorea table combines innovation and craftsmanship, resulting in a creation of great aesthetic impact.
The top in Etna lava stone, from quarries dating back to the 17th century, is enriched with glass powder, which generates surprising chromatic reflections in shades of emerald, teal and pearl. The stainless steel frame guarantees solidity, while the solid teak legs lend a sculptural character.
Available in two sizes, the Moore table is designed to adapt to different requirements of conviviality and space.
The Moorea seat envelops the body with its ergonomic design, gracefully interpreting the encounter between steel and wood.
The backrest and armrests, made entirely of teak, create a visual continuum of great elegance, while the base, designed to facilitate water drainage, ensures practicality without sacrificing the beauty of its lines.
