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Alba is the Corradi bioclimatic that gives the outdoor environment a unique comfort. Its clean design is accentuated by the recently redesigned corner casing and allows it to adapt to traditional as well as modern or contemporary architectural styles.

With the arrival of the warm weather, there are more and more occasions in which we can enjoy the outdoors in the company of family and friends. Having a corner equipped to exploit the full potential of your garden, patio, terrace or balcony becomes essential to fully enjoy every social gathering. Between dinners, lunches and picnics, the barbecue is the king of the party, the centrepiece of your relaxing moments in contact with nature.

Corradi presents “The Outdoor Voices”, the format produced together with Giorgio Tartaro, dedicated not only to lovers of design and architecture, but to all those who want to broaden their horizons, learn about new perspectives and {re} discover open space.

The Outdoor Book therefore recounts custom solutions with customisable design, dimensions, accessories, colours and finishes, to give shape to the needs expressed by each person and each outdoor space.

 

Bioclimatic Pergolas and Pergotenda® are Corradi solutions for those who wish to enjoy outdoor spaces all year round. These structures differ in features and functionality, offering everyone the best solution for enjoying their outdoor spaces.
Let's explore Bioclimatic Pergolas and Pergotenda® and how certain details can make a difference, offering customised, inspirational solutions for the use of these products in a residential setting.
 

Among the many factors that influence the design of outdoor structures, lighting is one that can make a difference. Essential for illuminating pergolas during the evening hours, outdoor lights are important for creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere, perfect for an evening outdoors.

From 18 to 23 April, Corradi will take centre stage at the 6th edition of dOT-design Outdoor Taste, in the beating heart of the Brera District, amid new proposals, international collaborations and a unique vision of outdoor design.

Architecture and interior design respond to very precise rules and design canons, which delimit their range of action by defining the functionality and composition of each space within the home.
Can we say the same thing about outdoor design?