LEAF CORNER SET

Talenti Outdoor Living / Design By Marco Acerbis

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The Leaf Collection is an outdoor collection designed with inspiration from the elegant aesthetics of nature. The lightness and graceful form of flower petals are felt in every piece, while soft and carefully proportioned cushions offer a superior comfort experience. The collection brings the delicacy of nature to modern outdoor spaces, offering a stylish and timeless look.

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• The Leaf collection is made of aluminum. Its lightweight and durable structure makes it suitable for outdoor use.

• The slender, upward-pointing foot design gives the product an elegant and lightweight look.

• The back cover is made from a durable, specially woven fabric suitable for outdoor use, and its ergonomic back design offers a comfortable reclining position.

• The seat and back cushions feature a padded structure that provides high comfort.

• The cushion fabrics are suitable for outdoor use; they are water-repellent and UV-resistant.

• The cushion covers have zippers and are removable, making cleaning and maintenance easy.

• High-pressure laminate (HPL) material is used in the tabletops. HPL tabletops offer high resistance to scratches, impacts, moisture, UV rays, and outdoor conditions, ensuring long-lasting and low-maintenance use.

• As an alternative, Accoya wooden coffee table tops offer superior dimensional stability and high resistance to moisture and varying weather conditions; they are a natural and aesthetic solution that retains its shape for a long time in outdoor use.

• The products are sold in modular form, allowing for many different layout and arrangement options.

• The product is available in different color options.

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LEAF CORNER SET

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MARCO ACERBIS

Born in 1973, Marco Acerbis graduated from the Department of Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano in 1998. He lived in London from 1997 to 2004 and worked at Lord Norman Foster’s studio. During this period, he was involved in the construction of an eight-story Medical Research Building on the Imperial College Campus in London. He also served as Project Architect on the Capital City Academy project, a 250-meter-long school with a capacity of 1,400 students, and the school’s opening was presided over by Tony Blair...

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