The geometric patterns that adorn the surfaces. The bold colour choices. The velvet furnishings in exuberant colours. The large lamps with metallic globes, help to create a unique location with a strong and decisive character.
The author of the project is the architect Daniela Colli, from the renowned Roman studio, who this time chose to be inspired by the atmosphere of the Italian bourgeois houses of the 1960s.
So, from a precise idea of ​​the architect, Horo has created all the upholstered items: sofas, armchairs and entirely custom seats. A collaboration made up of exchanges of information but also of meetings in the company and visits aimed at improving the lines and proportions of the prototypes more and more, up to the final production that turns a vision of textile design and decoration into reality.
The result was excellent, both in terms of aesthetics and product quality. In fact, Horo once again was up to the task of creating tailor-made products, an expression of an unconventional Italian style.

With its intriguing presentation and eclectic and sophisticated design, VyTA Covent Garden is a must for lovers of the trendiest London.