In Mediterraneo, as in the rest of Gold Note products, design never merely dresses the product. It builds it. The catenary curves, deeply connected to Tuscan architectural culture and Michelangelo’s studies, are not merely an aesthetic element.
Their geometry allows forces to be distributed naturally, increasing structural stability, controlling vibrations and correctly releasing mechanical stresses.
This architecture is combined with a multi-material approach. Natural wood, metals and technical materials are combined to exploit different resonance frequencies and distribute mechanical energy in a more balanced way.
Wood, in particular, is not chosen solely for its beauty, but for its vibrational properties. Through structural cuts, geometric reliefs and combinations with different materials, it is controlled to ensure balance, stability and mechanical coherence.
In Mediterraneo, Canaletto walnut therefore becomes an active part of the design: a self-supporting, heavy and stable structure, processed through drying, compaction and precision machining to achieve the required shape and geometry.
Made in Italy according to Gold Note is therefore not simply a geographical origin applied to the product, but a method in which culture, materials, craftsmanship and engineering work together.
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