Popular in the mid-19th century, architectural cast iron features symbolized vigor and achievement. Brazenly presented on Vesca, and gently trimmed for levity, this design is structural and well balanced.
Moiré offers a wide variety of uses thanks to its multiple combinations of formats and colors. The family owes its name to the optical illusion of asymmetrical waters caused by the superposition of its textures when held up to the light. And its well-proportioned exterior geometry allows it to maintain its personality in any chosen variation
