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IDEAS, THINGS Snowsound Art is a Caimi Brevetti project that aims to be a journey of discovery, looking for new ways to bring ART and DESIGN together.

Comfortable sound-absorbing pouf.

XXVII Compasso d’Oro award Klipper is a wall-mounted sound-absorbing feature made of polyester with a Snowsound-Fiber 8 Bouclè fabric covering.

Coat stand with head made of epoxy powdercoated die-cast aluminum, and with uprights and a base made of epoxy powder-coated steel.

Acoustic sofa with structure in wooden material and cover composed of sound-absorbing technopolymer inner padding, outer cover in Snowsound-Fiber Textiles 3 Melange or 8 Bouclè fabric.

Acoustic sofa with structure in wooden material and cover composed of sound-absorbing technopolymer inner padding, outer cover in Snowsound-Fiber Textiles 3 Melange or 8 Bouclè fabric.

A system of scalable, modular, sound-absorbing elements, inspired by the shapes of boat bows and hulls.

“Botanica rests and climbs like a plant that protects and isolates the environment. The wind blows but you can’t hear it, the light is there but you can’t see it.

Acoustic sofa with structure in wooden material and cover composed of sound-absorbing technopolymer inner padding, outer cover in Snowsound-Fiber Textiles 3 Melange or 8 Bouclè fabric.

Socrate Outdoor refers to a system of modular outdoor furniture.

Acoustic, high back sofa, designed to offer all-round comfort during breaks merging ease ergonomics and acoustic well-being in a single piece of furniture.

An original looking multifunctional object made of colored stoneware

An original looking multifunctional object made of coloured stoneware: each single piece is specially cast by hand.

A group of Snowsound Art sound-absorbing panels that feature a series of designs by Gio Ponti.

Acoustic sofa with structure in wooden material and cover composed of sound-absorbing technopolymer inner padding, outer cover in Snowsound-Fiber Textiles 3 Melange or 6 Velvet fabric.

Sound-absorbing wall panels, made with Snowcustom technology. Climbing consists of three elements that can be combined with each other, giving rise to different compositions.