Fabrica: Table in wonderland

Fabrica designers Charlotte Juillard and David Raffoul have created a custom furniture system comprised of several modular shapes, inspired by Miami's beachside location and its Art Deco pastel-coloured landmark buildings.

On the occasion of last December's edition of Design Miami, Benetton Group's communication research centre Fabrica presented Table in Wonderland, a system of store display fittings created for the recently remodeled United Colors of Benetton Miami flagship store.

Designed by Fabrica designers Charlotte Juillard and David Raffoul, this custom furniture system is comprised of several modular shapes, which fit together in different combinations.

The colours and shapes are inspired by Miami's beachside location, along with its various Art Deco pastel-coloured landmark buildings.

Composed of several tables, hangers and several shelving solutions in simple geometric shapes, Table in wonderland is modular and flexible. The system offers a variety of personalized solutions, mixing forms, surfaces, and multicoloured geometries.
Top and above: Fabrica, <em>Table in wonderland</em>, store display fittings system for the remodeled United Colors of Benetton Miami flagship store
Top and above: Fabrica, Table in wonderland, store display fittings system for the remodeled United Colors of Benetton Miami flagship store
Fabrica, <em>Table in wonderland</em>, store display fittings system
Fabrica, Table in wonderland, store display fittings system
Fabrica, <em>Table in wonderland</em>, store display fittings system
Fabrica, Table in wonderland, store display fittings system
Fabrica, <em>Table in wonderland</em>, store display fittings system
Fabrica, Table in wonderland, store display fittings system
Fabrica, <em>Table in wonderland</em>, store display fittings system
Fabrica, Table in wonderland, store display fittings system

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