Pinna

Sound absorbing objects from Caimi Brevetti, Designed by Annalisa Dominoni, Benedetto Quaquaro

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Product description

Pinna (“fin” in Italian) is a three-dimensional sound-absorbing structure, a sculpture of sorts, reminiscent of the fin of a large fish which fans out wide with a curvature whose pleated fabric creates a delightful wavy surface appearance. Pinna is the result of a dialogue between different production expertise: the intrinsic technology of Snowsound Fiber combines with the craftsmanship of high fashion in its attention to the materials and fabric.
The pleated fabric is wrapped around a metal supporting frame. It can be easily removed to wash and replaced. Pinna can be fastened to the wall or installed on the ceiling.

Concept

Three-dimensional sound-absorbing structure, unfolding like a fan with a curvature that follows the
pleats of the pleated fabric and which resembles the fin of a large fish. Pinna creates a dialogue
between different productive knowledge; the sound-absorbing technology of the Snowsound Fiber
fabrics blends with the textile processing from the fashion industry. The fabric slipcover is removable.