Olivia Dall'Omo – Zenith

“Zenith” is a collection of durable shutters made from rattan where the weaving facilitates the management of light, heat and the outside view. Each blind consists of a steel structure covered in a relatively dense braided motif inspired by mashrabiya. The shutters project shadows inside, bringing the environment to life. This project focuses on rattan craft and rethinks its manufacturing process in a semi-industrial way.

Diploma project (2020) by Olivia Dall'Omo

Assistants: Benoît Chastenet de Gery
Know-how: Architecture, Craftsmanship

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