Fine materials such as marbles and stones used for cladding provide a sophisticated and elegant setting for the chosen furnishings
In Dallas, in one of the largest metropolitan economic areas in the south-central United States, SAG’80 Group oversaw a major design and media project where historic design meets contemporary pieces.
The fine architectural envelope serves as a casket for this pure design gem in Texas, as far from SAG’80’s hometown as easy to reach thanks to worldwide delivery and assembly service.
Fine materials such as marble and stone used for the cladding provide a sophisticated and elegant backdrop for the chosen furnishings: the table designed by Saarinen for Knoll and the chairs designed by Eames for Vitra make the kitchen a welcoming and functional space, but also one with impeccable style, made up of materials and enveloping colors that
They veer from steel to chocolate.
Not only the kitchen but also the living room, living and relaxation areas, between sofas and fireplace, within a home that communicates a domestic dimension declined in every facet, to be lived with one’s family unit and shared.
This is not just any home, but the combination of many elements transforms it into adesign ideal: the spaces are generous, living well within it seems to be a priority, and the rooms stop simply fulfilling their function but do so by providing the greatest possible comfort,
the value of each piece is emphasized by theabacus of selectedmaterials. Inside as well as outside the style is clear and defined, from the pool to the carpets everything is essential to complete the design.
This realization in Dallas is a concrete example of what SAG’80 Group can do through the network of services it has built over the years, from design to assembly, it knows no spatial limits and delivery is made anywhere in the world with care and in the shortest possible time.
