Rows, Moroso's New Collection by Patricia Urquiola

Rows is a collection of tables and cabinets designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso. This extraordinary collection stands out for its symmetrical and linear shapes, which give the impression of an architectural style of aesthetics. The pieces seem to be partially inspired by still life art by Amédée Ozenfant, one of the founders of the purist movement along with Le Corbusier.

The furniture is made to have curved milled lines along the entire surface, which gives each piece a formal and decorative look. The collection includes two sideboards, a cabinet and a console with drawers, ideal for the dining room or the living room. Made with a fine wood conglomerate covered in oak veneer, these pieces maintain the integrity of the wood grain, offering a touch of artisan craftsmanship along with industrial expertise.

To complete the collection, there are two rectangular tables with very solid structures. From a graphic standpoint, their surfaces and the linearity of the top leave a strong impression. The tops can be in different finishes: wood, backpainted glass, and marble.