Designer: Romero & Vallejo
Brand: Diabla
PLOID
PLOID1, 2, 3, and that’s it.PLOIDis a multifunctionalmodular collectioncreated exclusively byRomero Vallejostudio forDiabla Outdoor. This series ofoutdoor furnitureis made up of only three versatile modular pieces: anindividual seatwith a backrest, a multifunctional element in the form of apouf, and acorner modulethat can be adjusted both to the left and to the right. By combining these three elements, any type of furniture or space can be configured: a simple armchair, a loveseat, a divan, a flat chaise lounge, a large chillout bed, or even a sofa with unlimited seats. This series ofoutdoor furnitureis complemented by a practicalside table, ideal for small spaces, as it can be fitted in between the modules.
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The structure of thePloid design furnitureis made of thermo-lacquered and textured rectangular aluminum profile to prevent fingerprints and scratches. The upholstery has removable covers and its mats and voluminous cushions are filled with polyurethane foam rubber and covered with water-repellent fabric that make them comfortable pieces of furniture, ideal for enjoying the outdoors. For its part, the top of thePloid side tableis made of printed phenolic material, a material that is especially hard for outdoor use.Ploidis easily customizable thanks toDiabla Outdoor‘s extensive color chart and the different texture options of its fabrics. In addition, the special removable aluminum pieces that accompany the modules of thiscollection of designer furniturehelp to fix the elements together and will allow you to reconfigure the spaces effortlessly according to the needs of each moment, preventing them from shifting.
Sara Romero and Mariano Vallejo
Founded by architects Sara Romero and Mariano Vallejo in 2004, Romero & Vallejo specializes in integral projects of architecture, interior design, product design and creative direction. From concept-creation to its complete execution, they approach all phases and aspects of a project.
“For us, the different creative disciplines have a lot in common with each other. We enjoy working across the board, creating environments that reflect a lifestyle. Between architecture and product design there is a difference mainly in scale”. ...