Gallotti&Radice is usually introduced through the precision of its glasswork. The selection at Maison Territo shows a wider idea of the house. Exact proportions and resolved finishes are still the starting point, and they now arrive paired with softer volumes, movement and colour. Across the dining room, the living room and the bedroom, technical control works in the service of comfort.
Precision you can see
The Eyl table makes that control immediately visible. Its painted glass top comes bright or satin according to samples and ends in a pronounced bevelled edge, its wooden base is clad in tempered painted glass, and its metal parts are finished in Supermirror stainless steel. Whichever finish is on the floor, the materials catch light without losing their architectural weight. The Saki chair states the same discipline more quietly: a solid wood structure offered in several finishes, measured proportions and a seat upholstered in fabric or leather.
Comfort built around movement
In the living room, the precision becomes physical. The Evolis Next sofa is modular, so its composition answers the dimensions and circulation of the room, and its adjustable feet settle each module; its cover is removable and comes in fabric or leather. The Olivia armchair adds a 180 degree swivel with automatic return. In the bedroom, the Sunrise bed by Studiopepe carries the same balance: its curved freestanding headboard defines an area around the bed rather than leaning against a wall, in black open pore stained ash or lacquered wood, with lacquered metal details matching the headboard.
See the collection at Maison Territo
Comfort here is a structural decision rather than an addition: it lives in how a piece adjusts, turns and receives weight. Precision and softness end up describing the same object, which is what makes this house hard to file under one category. The Gallotti&Radice collection is presented at Maison Territo, in Royalmount, Montreal.
