Elena Soloni, Alessandro Grande and Omri Revesz are young designers who worked together as a group in the first edition of the Tra le Briccole di Venezia competition, which invited designers to reinterpret the briccole, the oak mooring posts of the Venetian lagoon. Their entry won first prize in the Over 26 category.
The winning design entered the Riva 1920 collection as the Bitta Stool. Carved from a single block of scented cedar and set on an iron base, it draws on the bollards of traditional boat moorings, carrying the language of the lagoon into the interior.
