This innovative panel features an asymmetrical pattern that creates rhythm and depth, with a high-density polyurethane foam core that is both strong and adaptable, including a curved Flex version.
The Allegrettino panel reinterprets linearity through an asymmetrical pattern that creates rhythm, depth, and movement.
The Allegrettino panel reinterprets linearity through an asymmetrical pattern that creates rhythm, depth, and movement.
Noël & Marquet’s Allegrettino combines sculptural relief with adaptable installation. Designed by Bertrand Lejoly, the panel reinterprets linearity through an asymmetrical pattern that creates rhythm, depth, and movement. Its high-density polyurethane foam construction is lightweight, strong, and flexible, while the Flex version extends the design to curved surfaces. Allegrettino can be used on walls, ceilings, and furniture and arrives factory pre-painted, with the surface customizable in any color to coordinate with a project’s design palette.
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