Frame | Picture Convivium Cordivari Design

Name: Frame | Picture Convivium Cordivari Design
Brand: Cordivari

Radiators from Cordivari, Designed by Mariano Moroni

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This artwork carried over with sublimation techniques on FRAME radiators was born from the CONVIVIUM work, created to celebrate the 2015 Milan Universal Exposition and the partnership between the designer Mariano Moroni and Cordivari Design.
This special edition, now acclaimed among the classics of this product line, brings freshness and color of the Mediterranean landscape heritage, lifestyle and gastronomic culture into homes; to the delight of the eyes and the soul's happiness.

GRAPHIC PICTURE range
Material: painted carbon steel.

Concept

FRAME
An incomparable design, a journey inside the most beautiful living atmosphere. The new model Frame evidences the purity of the design and offers different possibilities: Coloured Flame with is essential aspect; Frame Inox lucido, which produces light effects; Frame Inox Decor which is made on polished basis with satin graphics. Frame is available in Plus version, with double elements to offer an higher thermal output.
Material:
Frame Inox – polished stainless steel
Frame Decor – polished and satin stainless steel
Frame – painted carbon steel. Available in 105 colours

CORDIVARI DESIGN presents a new attractive range of radiators with exclusive colour combinations created by architect and artist Mariano Moroni.
The new graphics are available on FRAME and FRAME PLUS furnishing radiators.
The accurate manufacturing and impeccable finishes enhance the elegance and harmony of the new Frame colours.
The colour palette is made with ecological epoxy-polyester powders with 90 gloss brightness.
The entire range is accessorised with handy and essential satin stainless steel towel racks.

"It is important to turn to the world of art and its colours to create products that not only are functional but can also stir emotions and surprise, giving an aesthetical and spiritual soul to design".
Mariano Moroni