Vermut

With its slender frame made of stainless steel tubes, colorful surfaces, and modular appearance, Vermut has a unique language. A little industrial, a little retro, a little like it jumped out of the pages of an old design magazine. The combination of metal's shine with colorful panels makes even a serious piece of furniture a little more playful.

Moreover, Vermut isn't just a single piece of furniture, but an entire family. TV stands, consoles, cabinets, and bar carts… Each has a different function, but they all speak the same language. It can be placed under the television in the living room, store glasses in the dining room, or roll on its wheels towards the most inviting corner of the evening. They are beautiful when used together, and also when scattered across different rooms of the house.

Open shelves are for what you want to display, while closed compartments are for what you don't want lying around. Beautiful hardcover books, ceramics, small sculptures can remain visible. Cables, remotes, and things you don't quite know what to do with yet go behind the covers. Everything doesn't have to be perfectly organized. As long as you know what belongs where.

Colors are also the fun part. Green is a little reminiscent of a vintage record store. Beige is calmer but never boring. Black has a strong and graphic presence. With other color options, it can either blend with the tones in your home or draw all the attention. The stainless steel frame, however, preserves Vermut's character, no matter the color.

A turntable on a console, a colorful painting next to it. A crowded ceramic collection on top of a cabinet. A few beautiful glasses, an ice bucket, and a Friday evening waiting for friends on a bar cart. How you use Vermut depends a little on how you live at home.

Instead of sets of identical furniture, think of pieces that have come together over time, complementing each other. Today you start with a TV stand, then a console joins it. Another Vermut finds its place in another room. You don't have to buy them all at once, choose the same color, or place them side by side.

That's the beautiful thing about Vermut. It starts like a collection, and over time, becomes a part of the home.

And some collections don't have to be completed.