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Horm and Casamania by Horm get into the spirit of Christmas with Twist and Chariot

Christmas is the most magical holiday of the year. This event is to spend with the intimacy of family or a lively gathering of guests and friends, and it brings people a message of love, hope and emotions, dinners, toasts, board games, and evenings together. All the houses are adorned with enchanting decorations, tables are filled with dishes, and under the Christmas trees, there are gifts and packages to unwrap together.

The magic of the holidays spreads and embraces even Horm, a furniture company that, since 1989, knows how to embellish every place with essential and elegant aesthetics, but at the same time, with a great impact. To make your living space a bit more glamorous or for an even more sparkling gift idea, Horm and his sister brand Casamania by HORM, offer two best-sellers in a limited edition, Twist and Chariot, dressed for this very occasion in red, the color that most reflects the spirit of Christmas.

Christmas songs are already playing in our homes, and we often find ourselves dancing around the living room while preparing the Christmas Eve feast. It could be said that Horm embodies this Christmas spirit through Twist, the red-painted wooden coat rack designed by the Burtscher & Bertolini duo. Thanks to its 8 beech slats that bend and twist on themselves, Twist almost seems to dance to the rhythm of the music with us. The clothing hung on the hooks embedded in the slats highlights the beautiful "wooden flower" that forms at the top of the furniture piece.

Adding Twist to your spaces will make every place more joyful. Besides creating a magical atmosphere, it combines aesthetic beauty with functionality: an original coat rack that will hang your guests' coats and jackets.

For the Christmas Eve dinner, the menu dishes are more numerous than usual, and often there's a lack of space to place plates and tableware.

The iconic Chariot by Casamania by HORM - designed by GamFratesi - will be an excellent ally: the movable table, now in a new scarlet finish, will transform into an extension of the kitchen's workspace or an additional support surface.

Comprising three simple elements joined together – wheels, trays, and structure – Chariot will help you serve a delightful Christmas appetizer at the table or become an alternative bar corner to recreate a convivial and relaxing space. The wheels, which are typically small on common trolleys, are taken to extreme dimensions here, becoming the iconic element of the project. The rubber profile facilitates movement, and the metal structure also serves as a handle. By lifting the cart slightly upward, you can move it from one room to another in the house.

Horm suggests elegant and practical great gift or to treat yourself. These objects gather all generations around the domestic fireplace to tell and share the magic of Christmas.

HORM

Since 1989, Horm combined linearity, elegance and art to create home environments that are always essential but with great aesthetic impact. Horm proposes a "contemporary design" where international influences coexist, reinterpreted by the culture, passion and craftsmanship of Made in Italy. The brand's creative philosophy is defined in its corporate vision: to decorate living spaces by creating emotions. Horm stands out for its ability to combine elegant lines and elements of amazement that turns spaces into an expression of those who live in them. Horm's sister brand Casamania offers seating and occasional furniture for hotels, bars, restaurants, common areas of buildings and homes. With Casamania, furniture goes beyond its simple function and become a protagonist capable of evoking memories, images, emotions and moods. The collection is strongly oriented towards modern and contemporary Soft Contract trends and integrates perfectly into high-end furnishing projects where communal spaces for work and leisure are made to offer comfort and relax. It has an eclectic style, where everyday furniture is interpreted through cosmopolitan and avant-garde influences for an ironic and 'pop' design.

Press office: Ghénos Communication