Wood
Wood Craftsmen
Riva 1920
Riva 1920, founded in 1920 in Cantù (the heart of Brianza) is specialized in the production of solid wood furniture and stands out for using raw materials coming from American reforestation program and the reuse of woods such as the millennial Kauri, the Briccole of Venice and the scented cedar of Lebanon. The company is made of traditions, creativity and innovation.
Craft skills and values combine with innovation and cutting-edge technology. Design, signed by internationally renowned names, enhances ideas and exploration. The attention to the environment represents a continuous challenge.
The essential ingredient of the whole process is the use of high-quality raw materials (including non-hazardous glues and finishing based on natural oils andwaxes of vegetable origin), the only guarantee to offer agenuine natural product.“Producing furniture that challenge time and respect the environment fully” it’s the principle that has been guiding Riva 1920 for more 100 years, making it a true excellence of “Made in Italy”.
Etrurio Stool
Etrurio Stool
Etrurio Stool
Sgabello Etrurio
Etrurio Stool
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Sgabello Etrurio
©Riva 1920
The Etrurio stool is carved from a single block of solid cedar wood and features the distinctive shape of Etruscan vases. A fully natural, hand-finished product made without any additional treatment. Any movement, crack, or changes to the wood represents the natural evolution of the raw material and depends on the various environmental conditions.
Material Solid wood
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Nuovo Museo dell’Arte – Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Riva 1920
Year 2018
Photo Urban Reports, Riva 1920, Fabrizio Cicconi, Francesco Paolucci
Team Mario Cucinella
The Etrurio stool is carved from a single block of solid cedar wood and features the distinctive shape of Etruscan vases. A fully natural, hand-finished product made without any additional treatment. Any movement, crack, or changes to the wood represents the natural evolution of the raw material and depends on the various environmental conditions.
Material Solid wood
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Nuovo Museo dell’Arte – Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Riva 1920
Year 2018
Photo Urban Reports, Riva 1920, Fabrizio Cicconi, Francesco Paolucci
Team Mario Cucinella
©Riva 1920
The Etrurio stool is carved from a single block of solid cedar wood and features the distinctive shape of Etruscan vases. A fully natural, hand-finished product made without any additional treatment. Any movement, crack, or changes to the wood represents the natural evolution of the raw material and depends on the various environmental conditions.
Material Solid wood
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Nuovo Museo dell’Arte – Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Riva 1920
Year 2018
Photo Urban Reports, Riva 1920, Fabrizio Cicconi, Francesco Paolucci
Team Mario Cucinella
©Riva 1920
The Etrurio stool is carved from a single block of solid cedar wood and features the distinctive shape of Etruscan vases. A fully natural, hand-finished product made without any additional treatment. Any movement, crack, or changes to the wood represents the natural evolution of the raw material and depends on the various environmental conditions.
Material Solid wood
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Nuovo Museo dell’Arte – Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Riva 1920
Year 2018
Photo Urban Reports, Riva 1920, Fabrizio Cicconi, Francesco Paolucci
Team Mario Cucinella
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©Riva 1920
Lo sgabello Etrurio è ricavato da un unico blocco di legno massello di cedro e presenta la caratteristica forma dei vasi etruschi. Un prodotto completamente naturale, rifinito a mano e realizzato senza alcun trattamento aggiuntivo. Eventuali movimenti, crepe o modifiche del legno rappresentano la naturale evoluzione della materia prima e dipendono dalle diverse condizioni ambientali.
Materiale Legno massello
Ispirazione Collezione di impasti e buccheri del Nuovo Museo dell’Arte – Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milano
Produzione Riva 1920
Anno 2018
Foto Urban Reports, Riva 1920, Fabrizio Cicconi, Francesco Paolucci
Team Mario Cucinella
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Arcipelago Table
Arcipelago Table
Arcipelago Table
Arcipelago Table
Tavolo Arcipelago
Arcipelago Table
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Tavolo Arcipelago
©Francesco Paolucci
On the occasion of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale curated by Mario Cucinella, Riva creates 5 tables through the exclusive use of adhesives, waxes and natural oils combined with a sustainable design that involves the use of reused woods such as Briccole and the fragrant cedar of Lebanon. For the tops, Lebanon cedar was used, large trees from Northern Italy felled due to landslides, climatic events or planned cuts. To support the tables 321 legs in Briccola wood, disused posts of the Venetian lagoon.
Material Reused woods, Briccole; Cedar of Lebanon
Inspiration Italy landscape morphology
Production Riva Industria Mobili
Year 2018
Photo Francesco Paolucci, Urban Reports
Team Mario Cucinella
On the occasion of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale curated by Mario Cucinella, Riva creates 5 tables through the exclusive use of adhesives, waxes and natural oils combined with a sustainable design that involves the use of reused woods such as Briccole and the fragrant cedar of Lebanon. For the tops, Lebanon cedar was used, large trees from Northern Italy felled due to landslides, climatic events or planned cuts. To support the tables 321 legs in Briccola wood, disused posts of the Venetian lagoon.
Material Reused woods, Briccole; Cedar of Lebanon
Inspiration Italy landscape morphology
Production Riva Industria Mobili
Year 2018
Photo Francesco Paolucci, Urban Reports
Team Mario Cucinella
©Francesco Paolucci
On the occasion of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale curated by Mario Cucinella, Riva creates 5 tables through the exclusive use of adhesives, waxes and natural oils combined with a sustainable design that involves the use of reused woods such as Briccole and the fragrant cedar of Lebanon. For the tops, Lebanon cedar was used, large trees from Northern Italy felled due to landslides, climatic events or planned cuts. To support the tables 321 legs in Briccola wood, disused posts of the Venetian lagoon.
Material Reused woods, Briccole; Cedar of Lebanon
Inspiration Italy landscape morphology
Production Riva Industria Mobili
Year 2018
Photo Francesco Paolucci, Urban Reports
Team Mario Cucinella
©Francesco Paolucci
On the occasion of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale curated by Mario Cucinella, Riva creates 5 tables through the exclusive use of adhesives, waxes and natural oils combined with a sustainable design that involves the use of reused woods such as Briccole and the fragrant cedar of Lebanon. For the tops, Lebanon cedar was used, large trees from Northern Italy felled due to landslides, climatic events or planned cuts. To support the tables 321 legs in Briccola wood, disused posts of the Venetian lagoon.
Material Reused woods, Briccole; Cedar of Lebanon
Inspiration Italy landscape morphology
Production Riva Industria Mobili
Year 2018
Photo Francesco Paolucci, Urban Reports
Team Mario Cucinella
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©Francesco Paolucci
In occasione della 16ma Mostra Internazionale di Architettura della Biennale di Venezia, curata da Mario Cucinella, Riva realizza 5 tavoli attraverso l’uso esclusivo di adesivi, cere e oli naturali abbinati a un design sostenibile che prevede l’utilizzo di legni di riuso come le Briccole e il profumato cedro del Libano. Per i piani è stato utilizzato il cedro del Libano, grandi alberi provenienti dal Nord Italia abbattuti a causa di frane, eventi climatici o tagli programmati. Per sostenere i tavoli, 321 gambe in legno di Briccola, realizzate con pali dismessi della laguna veneziana.
Materiale Legni di riuso, Briccole; Cedro del Libano
Ispirazione Italia morfologia del paesaggio
Produzione Riva Industria Mobili
Anno 2018
Foto Francesco Paolucci, Urban Reports
Team Mario Cucinella
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Location
Italy
Year
2022
Type
Products
Category
Product Design
Area
Status
Completed
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