Fruit

Fruit represents a tribute to nature: an attempt to remember, through play, the importance of biophilia. In this range, children are immersed in a vibrant, lively and active landscape: Fruit invites them to play, to explore and to share. With its recreation of methacrylate domes (evoking the transparency of water) and with branches and leaves, the range brings the language of the natural world to the world of play. Its shapes go beyond the rationality that is enforced by the drawing board, as the asymmetrical and unregulated characteristics of organic growth cannot be captured by the rules of traditional geometry.