“Ultra-design inspired by Intel”, is the event that took place at the 2013 Fuorisalone in Milan, combining innovation and creativity. An out-and-out 2.0 project based on the concept of multitasking, involving six stylish yet technological pieces of furniture displayed at the Rizieri Boutique in the district of Brera.
Elegant multifunctional adjustable objects, just like an UltrabookTM, such as a blackboard/mirror, a moneybox/jewel-case, a candleholder/abat-jour, a rug/side-table, a table/lamp and a catchall/coat-rack. These design pieces have been created specifically with the aim of combining two different functions in one, in order to be up with the modern times.

Six dual-purpose disassemblable objects inspired by six Intel Ultrabooks and produced by Italian young designers Ilaria Innocenti, Giorgio Laboratore, Luca Scarpellini and Emiliano Brinc. These creations take different shapes at the same time, highlighting both their playful and technological side. A blackboard turning into a mirror. A candle-holder featuring LED lights that turns into a lamp. A foldable rug turning into a circus-inspired side table. A moneybox that becomes a jewel-case in sort of an hocus-pocus way. A mysterious coat-rack characterized by a glare play.  A table turning into a flashlight thanks to its LED lights.
Once and again design embodies the balanced match point between innovation, tradition, creativity and technology. 

INFO: www.ultradesign.barabinolabs.com

Photo Courtesy of Ultradesign