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Mason Editions is an Italian company which specialises in the artisanal creation of the finest designer accessories and lighting.
The idea to give life to a new brand of furnishing elements, designed for a sophisticated and demanding public, was born from the meeting between the entrepreneur Fabio Mason and three independent designers with international experience.
Our products, entirely made in Italy, are crafted using artisanal techniques, focusing on achieving a contrast of materials with a fresh design.
Mason collection, composed of furnishing accessories, objects and lights, is linear, eclectic and timeless and the elegant italian sign highlights proposals suitable for all environments.
Year of establishment:
2018
Number of employees:
0
Annual turnover:
Under 250.000 Euro
Reference year of turnover:
2021
Export turnover:
0
Activities:
MANUFACTURING OF LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
Manufacturing of other lighting equipment
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING
Manufacturing of furniture for offices and shops
Manufacturing of kitchen furniture
Manufacturing of other furniture
Manufacturing of furniture for home furnishing
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Company:
MASON EDITIONS SRL
Telephone:
+39 0423 723103
Web site:
Address:
via per Salvatronda 17/A
City:
Treviso CASTELFRANCO VENETO (TV)
Zip Code:
31033
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Lotus - table lamp
With its fascinating shape and inebriating scent, for many Asian cultures the lotus flower symbolises elegance, beauty and grace.
The support of this magical flower is a cone in enamel-coated painted metal and galvanized gold, which narrows towards the top to house the luminous core. Like a bud opening up in the sunlight, Lotus unfolds its petals consisting of three separate blown glass elements. They gently filter the light to create an intimate and cozy atmosphere.
Technical Description:
Decorative table lamp with galvanized finish and blown glass. Electric cable in black fabril with on/off switch.
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Hakou - centrepiece
The Japanese name chosen for the collection does not translate into a particular word, but, rather, an image fleeting, an impalpable atmosphere created by "the reflection of light on water".
The glass plate, whose shape resembles that of a leaf or boat slightly inclined by the wind, appears suspended on a delicate base consisting of a series of metal rods that, intersected on the shorter side, form a thin easel. The sunlight seems to pass through it gracefully.
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Touché - tray
A light metal rod that rests on the surface and thenlifts up seems to touch the surface with a quick tap, defining the handles od touché trays.
The organic shape of the base, round or oval, combines with the thin tubular giving the impression of a perpetual undulating motion, which seems to vanish when the trays are looked at from above.
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Gamma - hanging lamp
Gamma is the third letter of the Greek alphabet and also the third brightest star in a constellation.
And it is, in fact, an alphabet of three aluminium elements that create a range of six modular suspensions. the frosted glass spheres contain the luminous soul which, combined in different ways with the metal elements, gives life to ever new solutions that take the form of constellations.
Technical Description:
Decorative pendant lamp with textured matt painted finish and matt 24k gold details. Blown opal glass. Electric cable in black fabrik.
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Triplo - Small table
The project springs from the concept of dissecting a flat rest surface into three different heights, to obtain three table tops. Made from solid wood, the wood grain, emphasized by an aniline finish, echoes this rotation with a geometric pattern in which the tops appear to be chasing each other.
The resulting movement is further underlined by a lightweight structure, supported by three slender steel rods. The wood tops, acting as a link between one rod and another, also become proper structural elements conferring stability to the table.
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