MOODS & SHAPES | Kiri's story

Giorgetti continues to make its contribution to the culture of contemporary design by investigating new aesthetic signs and expressions to offer an increasingly articulated and polyphonic collection, able to meet the many needs of living.

Taking a trip from East to West, from Japan to the United States, through Europe, the brand launches two new important collaborations, such as the one with the Japanese duo Setsu & Shinobu Ito. The result of this interweaving of experiences is Kiri, a timeless object that owes its name to an ancient Japanese tradition: a Kiri tree was planted at the birth of each daughter. The plant grew with the little girl and, on the occasion of her wedding, it was transformed into a precious cabinet in order to guide the bride in her new life.

Preciousness and design meet: Kiri is a bar cabinet, a jewel item, a precious casket that reveals the poetics of the couple of Japanese designers and the manufacturing skills of Giorgetti. The refinement of the piece is evident in its external part composed vertical strips in canaletto walnut and the top in carved marble.