The Brooklyn furniture collection, designed by Eugeni Quitllet, is an invitation to rediscover the metropolitan essence in every line and curve. Inspired by the architecture of New York’s iconic bridge, Brooklyn combines contemporary elegance with an urban edge that connects past, present and future in any environment. Brooklyn is today, yesterday and tomorrow.
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Shapes evocative of New York City
With arches and structures that recall the majesty of the Brooklyn Bridge, each piece in the collection has a bold and versatile presence. Made of fibreglass-injected polypropylene, Brooklyn chairs and stools are lightweight and sturdy, adapting effortlessly to both indoors and outdoors. Their stackable design allows for flexible use, ideal for urban terraces and modern dining rooms.
A furniture collection committed to the environment
Brooklyn not only offers a unique style, but also an environmentally conscious approach. Thanks to its Vondom Revolution finish, some pieces are made from recycled Mediterranean plastic, reflecting Vondom’s commitment to sustainability. This collection celebrates urban design and environmental responsibility, bringing a touch of the city that inspires and connects with the environment in a responsible way.
Designer
Eugeni Quitllet
The Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet was born on 17th April 1972 in Ibiza. He graduated from ‘La Llotja’ art school in Barcelona. Through his creative vocabulary he exceeds simple relationships between function and style unveiling innovative objects. Between drawing, sculpture and contemporary archaeology, Quitllet literally reveals silhouettes hidden in the material, extremely visual skeletal objects elegantly master fullness and emptiness often with a touch of humour. Eugeni Quitllet is a design world freak capable of devouring the whole of our environment in his own way to serve it up to us transformed.
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