Quadratini Magici

Aoi Huber Kono

Handcrafted sideboard with legs and base in brushed metal, doors and structure in matt lacquered wood. Equipped with push-pull doors and an internal shelf. It is also available in the suspended version.

Part of the "Intarsia 2" collection, the Quadratini Magici sideboard is produced in a Limited Edition 33 multiples only.

Quadratini Magici Sideboard. Aoi Huber Kono for Laurameroni.

For the author, this decoration represents small colourful squares resembling bright stars on a pleasant night. An evocative decoration thus makes this sideboard unique and at the same time inspiring.

Quadratini Magici

Born in Tokyo in 1936, Aoi grew up in a vibrant and creative environment that sparked her interest in graphics.

A master of creating exceptional creative graphics, the artist works on designs for fabrics, scarves, tiles, ceramics, toys, illustrations, and carpets.

In "Quadratini Magici," the color used with ease, the irregularly square shapes, the rhythmic divisions that change direction and movement, reveal a harmonious interaction of two cultures, the Eastern and the Western. In the credenza, the elements that characterize the entire work of Aoi Huber Kono stand out: color, movement, creativity.

The modern inlay is a mosaic of different woods freely combined to reproduce an original design, making use of inserts, embossments and contemporary geometric effects.

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Art Collection

Discover the Intarsia Collection, a series of limited edition inlaid sideboards realized thanks to a collaboration with internationally renowed artists and designers.

Intarsia Collection

The Intarsia Collection was created to appreciate and relive the local tradition of an ancient technique: that of inlay. A product designed to be reproduced in a limited edition and in numbered pieces, signed and certified by the artists and craftsmen themselves.

Intarsia also represents direct contact with simple and pure raw materials, taking shape through the manual skill and scrupulous dedication of our craftsmen, reinvented and modernized by the imagination and experience of our designers.

The sideboards of the Intarsia Collection are design furniture transformed into real paintings.

Aoi Huber Kono

Aoi Huber Kono studied and graduated from the Tokyo University of Art and Music. In 1960 she attended the school of arts and crafts in Stockholm. In 1961 Aoi moved to Milan where she began a collaboration with Max Huber, the man she will finally marry in 1962.

She exhibited in several cities and collaborated with various artists and architects such as Bruno Munari, Mario Botta and Achille Castiglioni.