Infinito is the new concept by Marco Piva for Caleido that transforms the heating object into an architectural alphabet with unlimited combinations. The project is articulated through the use of just three signs, a line, a curve, a T, three letters at the origin of the architectural alphabet. Like urban thermal graffiti, these lines draw on the walls essential, multiform, archetypal geometries in continuous dialogue with the interior. Infinito thus embraces architecture and design, warmth and matter, verticality and horizontality, presenting itself as a modular system of heating objects in which the elegance of minimal architecture meets functional efficiency in the service of design.
The combinations are unlimited, the possibilities endless, where parallel horizontal bars can enter the wall with the elegance of a perfect curve, or draw vertical segments that from earth to sky conduct heat, mimetic and charismatic. Further play can be created by a soft U that emerges from the floor or descends from the ceiling, becoming a drawing, a stroke, a sculpture on the wall.
Chrome, brushed gold, bronze, copper, satin silver and titanium grey are the finishes that add the ethereal dimension of the relationship with light to the plastic dimension of the object. Each element of Infinito acts as the sign of a free and vital architectural alphabet, composing and recomposing a harmonious symphony of strokes in dialogue with the lines of space.
