La nuova collezione Aquarel, disegnata da Patricia Urquiola per Budri, nasce da una insolita simbiosi tra il Travertino Romano Classico e l’Onice Bianco iraniano.

The name of the Budri collection refers to the famous painting technique. Watercolour is distinguished by soft colour transitions and light, often pastel shades.

Budri is proud to have participated in the construction of Cheonwon Palace, a 25,000 square metre temple and spiritual centre in Cheongpyeong, South Korea.

At the forthcoming Milan Design Week, Budri will present Fragment, a new collection of furniture and surfaces with a sustainable soul, designed by Gwenael Nicolas.

The new Aquarel collection, designed by Patricia Urquiola for Budri, was born from an unusual symbiosis of Classical Roman Travertine and Iranian White Onyx.

The tension between the gravitational history of matter and the digital breath of form in the contemporary context creates a pressure of meaning that acts deep within the project, shaping the arreo landscape in a composed but decisive manner.

A collection of furniture born from the original combination of a strong and durable material and a more delicate and graceful one, an unusual symbiosis of Roman Travertine and White Onyx combined and interpreted through a contemporary pictorial language.

Cutting-edge processing and design allow for greater integration of stone in furniture systems.

In the new Aquarel collection designed by Patricia Urquiola for Budri, classic Roman travertine and white Iranian onyx are combined to interpret watercolour 'paintings'.