Giglio

The sunshade wall: dividing without closing

Giglio's true design gesture is the oak slat partition wall full section, marked by a regular rhythm and illuminated from above by a integrated grazing light which enhances its grain.
A precise architectural solution: defining two distinct spaces—the living room and the dining area—without interrupting the visual continuity of the space. Light passes through the slats, the oak flooring extends from one side to the other, the gaze passes through and breathes. A wall that does not close, but filters.

The TV stand: a suspended volume that disappears

Under the TV, one low base in matt black lacquer it seems to float on the oak parquet.
The push-open doors, without visible handles, create a clean, perfectly flush surface, in a silent dialogue with the tactile feel of the light wood. The TV screen is also integrated into the composition, anchored between the vertical slats at a precise point, calculated to fit the space's proportions.
It is the synthesis of what we look for in every bespoke living room: a function that doesn't ask for attention, but deserves it.

Matter, light and proportions: the Coletta balance

The natural oak it dialogues with the walls with sand-colored spatula finishes, chosen to convey a warm materiality without overpowering the architecture.
Each sunshade slat is sized based on the ceiling height, every proportion is verified during the design phase, every detail is handcrafted in our Bari workshop. Nothing is left to chance: the rhythm of the wood, the pause of black, the breath of white.
Giglio It is the demonstration of what a really means bespoke living room signed by Coletta Ebanisteria: not a piece of furniture placed against a wall, but a coherent architecture in which form, material and light speak the same language.