{"id":34869,"date":"2024-06-12T17:13:18","date_gmt":"2024-06-12T15:13:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gesk.berlin\/en\/?post_type=presselounge&p=34869"},"modified":"2024-06-12T17:13:18","modified_gmt":"2024-06-12T15:13:18","slug":"luxury-and-nature-in-harmony-object-carpets-mediterraneo-designed-by-matteo-thun-and-antonio-rodriguez-in-azimuts-new-seadeck-series","status":"publish","type":"presselounge","link":"https:\/\/gesk.berlin\/en\/presselounge\/object-carpet\/luxury-and-nature-in-harmony-object-carpets-mediterraneo-designed-by-matteo-thun-and-antonio-rodriguez-in-azimuts-new-seadeck-series\/","title":{"rendered":"Luxury and nature in harmony: OBJECT CARPET\u2019s MEDITERRANEO – designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez – in Azimut\u2019s New Seadeck Series"},"content":{"rendered":"

Yacht life, punctuated by the wind and waves of the big blue sea, is the ultimate expression of freedom and an exclusive experience of luxury and nature. But the tides are shifting, and a more mindful use of natural resources is becoming as crucial as the ever exacting design specifications. That interplay between the living world and design has deep roots in Matteo Thun\u2019s and Antonio Rodriguez\u2019s creative philosophy. With the MEDITERRANEO<\/strong> indoor and outdoor collection, the team of designers collaborated with premium manufacturer OBJECT CARPET<\/strong> to develop a carpet innovation that is recyclable multiple times over, made of repurposed raw materials, and a sensation for the senses\u2014an elegant showcase of how design can achieve harmony between textile flooring and the environment. MEDITERRANEO <\/strong>features in the living and cabins\u2019area of the new Seadeck Series by yacht manufacturer Azimut, acting as a bridge in a space full of movement.<\/em><\/p>\n

Matteo Thun and Azimut collaborate on a mindful return to nature<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cA boat should be timeless in both a functional and aesthetic sense,\u201d explains Matteo Thun, whose collaboration with Azimut is consciously centered on clearly defined, shared values: a redefinition of luxury founded on well-being, a minimalist design language that opens up the core of the space, and the use of natural or recycled materials to ensure a conscious utilization of the earth\u2019s resources. They set out to achieve an interior made of recycled materials, giving shape to Azimut\u2019s vision for their low-emissions Seadeck yachts to facilitate a mindful return to nature. Azimut Seadeck Series embodies a holistic approach that utilizes sustainable, natural, and recycled materials to significantly reduce the vessel\u2019s carbon, water, and waste footprint. For instance, the conventional teak in the exterior space has been replaced by regenerative cork, producing a laid-back, organic look and feel. And as intended by planner Alberto Mancini, the new Fun Island appears to flirt with the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.<\/p>\n

A harmonious blend of design and functionality: MEDITERRANEO connects the indoors and the outdoors<\/strong><\/p>\n

The choice of tactile, natural, and recycled materials that can withstand the elements at sea reflects a strong commitment to both sustainability and functionality. This is further supported by the use of the recyclable MEDITERRANEO<\/strong> indoor and outdoor carpet. The MILO carpet style in the color Talco harmoniously connects the individual areas. With its authentic look and feel and touchable softness, the carpet captures the inimitable Mediterranean nonchalance and design qualities that define Mattheo Thun\u2019s and Antonio Rodriguez\u2019s work. MEDITERRANEO<\/strong>\u2019s resilient qualities \u2013 extremely robust, easy to clean, quick-drying, and UV-resistant \u2013 enable it to endure various weather conditions while retaining its allure. \u201cThe choice of materials, environmental concerns, and innovation have taken the lead in carpet design. Natural and recyclable materials are now non-negotiable,\u201d says Matteo Thun. The zero-waste and recyclable collection opens up a new world of design possibilities.<\/p>\n

OBJECT CARPET\u2019s sustainable solutions:<\/strong><\/p>\n

OBJECT CARPET<\/strong>\u2019s tireless commitment to developing sustainable solutions has been a long-standing part of its green philosophy. With innovations like MEDITERRANEO<\/strong>, the mono-material carpet NEOO<\/strong>, and the growing DUO<\/strong> range, it offers an already plentiful range of options for aesthetically stunning, circular floor design that cuts down on waste and is free of harmful substances. This makes the company the ideal partner for planners focusing on ecologically sustainable floor design.<\/p>\n

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\nNaval Design: \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Alberto Mancini
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