The Serralunga Giulietta bench, designed by Paolo Rizzatto, expresses balance and poetic simplicity. Its very name recalls intimacy and connection, reflected in a form conceived for conversation, moments of pause, or quiet reflection in gardens, terraces, or interiors. Giulietta translates Italian design into everyday life. In hospitality projects, it pairs naturally with the Pedrali outdoor collection, extending its role as both functional seating and sculptural accent. Strength hidden in elegance Crafted in durable polyethylene, the bench withstands impacts, UV rays, and temperatures from –35°C to +80°C. Entirely recyclable and solution-dyed, it preserves its refined character across seasons. Cleaning is simple, requiring only water and mild soap. Giulietta acquires a subtle sheen that enhances its sculptural silhouette, elevating it beyond the idea of standard garden furniture. Combined with Serralunga sculptural planters, it enriches outdoor landscapes with elegance and presence. Colors as atmosphere Available in white, dove, red, and sage, Giulietta adapts to different contexts. White emphasizes architectural purity, dove conveys neutrality for contemporary projects, red injects vibrancy and character, while sage blends with natural greenery. Each shade reinterprets the Serralunga designer seating and furniture in a new way, offering architects and decorators freedom to define the desired mood. In eclectic compositions, it contrasts gracefully with Ibride artistic furniture or the playful language of Gufram and their iconic products. Designed to belong everywhere In residential gardens, Giulietta becomes a quiet resting point; in hotel courtyards or urban terraces, it acts as both bench and visual landmark. It complements luminous lighting products, aligns with Pedrali modern tables, and dialogues with avant-garde collections across the design spectrum. Its adaptability makes it a timeless expression of Serralunga garden furniture. Signature of Paolo Rizzatto Celebrated internationally as a Paolo Rizzatto design, Giulietta demonstrates that minimalism can also convey warmth and intimacy. Chosen as a polyethylene bench for its resilience in outdoor settings, admired indoors for its sculptural form, it transcends utility. More than a seat, it is a piece that invites dialogue, a reminder that design becomes meaningful when it brings people together.
