Outdoor
Outdoor
MOMA is expanding its expertise to include custom-designed wardrobes tailored to specific measurements, enhancing the overall room design. Until now, this area was part of the studio's interior design projects only, but now wardrobe designs will be crafted to aesthetically incorporate materials such as wood, iron, and glass in a sleek and elegant manner.
One of a Kind
Each piece of furniture is a unique creation that embodies its own character. Every item acts like a jewel that completes the space; it can be both functional and aesthetic, even if it is not the main focal point. Yet, it always manages to attract attention and steal the show in the room. This is, in essence, the true beauty of design—the ability to specialize each item, give it a place of honor, and influence the energy and atmosphere of the space.
Made By MOMA
MOMA is a minimalist design style with a twist in the creation to stand out and remain original and delicately maintain the tradition of carpentry. The production is based on exceptional knowledge as well as furniture design found in the framework of skilled craftsmen of the 18th century or the modernist creators of the 1930s. High-level carpentry from which MOMA furniture collections are created. The meeting of skills and knowledge of finishing work, a combination of wood and iron, adds depth and refinement to this unique cabinet, which was designed as an addition to a complete independent piece of furniture
Details
Details are an integral part of the aesthetic of the design, including metal fittings, handles, finishing touches on the wardrobe, and more. Each wardrobe is custom-made with exclusive designs that seamlessly blend and enhance the overall appearance of the bedroom.
Details
Details are an integral part of the aesthetics of the design — from metal fittings, handles, wardrobe finishes, and more. Each wardrobe is custom-made with an exclusive design, seamlessly integrated and elevating the overall appearance of the space, creating harmony and a unique, refined style.
Details
Details are an integral part of the aesthetic of the design, including metal fittings, handles, finishing touches on the wardrobe, and more. Each wardrobe is custom-made with exclusive designs that seamlessly blend and enhance the overall appearance of the bedroom.
Details
Details are an integral part of the aesthetic of the design, including metal fittings, handles, finishing touches on the wardrobe, and more. Each wardrobe is custom-made with exclusive designs that seamlessly blend and enhance the overall appearance of the bedroom.
Made By MOMA
Materials
The design is based on modernism that relies on classic principles from the history of furniture. There are no stylistic effects here—only luxurious simplicity and a focused aesthetic that express a refined taste for subtle details. This clear style dedicates considerable space to the character of each piece.
Natural materials such as wood, stone, iron, and natural fabrics play a central role in furniture design, bringing together beauty, functionality, and durability. Different types of wood—like oak, walnut, Wenge, and cedar—offer varied shades and textures that influence the atmosphere of the space. Wood, in its various forms, provides warmth and natural appeal, serving as the foundation for furniture with strong character and presence.
Stone adds an element of strength and stability. Combining marble and natural stone can give a luxurious and elegant look to surfaces such as tables and benches. Iron’s flexibility allows for the creation of sturdy frames and legs, adding either an industrial or rustic touch depending on the finish.
Natural fabrics like cotton, linen, and wool contribute to comfort and warmth. They introduce diverse colors and textures, infusing softness and harmoniously completing the overall design. Each material has its own unique qualities, and their careful combination enables the creation of timeless, stylish furniture with a personal touch. Using natural ma
The design is based on modernism that relies on classic principles from the history of furniture. There are no stylistic effects here—only luxurious simplicity and a focused aesthetic that express a refined taste for subtle details. This clear style dedicates considerable space to the character of each piece.
Made By MOMA
Materials
The design is based on modernism that relies on classic principles from the history of furniture. There are no stylistic effects here—only luxurious simplicity and a focused aesthetic that express a refined taste for subtle details. This clear style dedicates considerable space to the character of each piece.
Natural materials such as wood, stone, iron, and natural fabrics play a central role in furniture design, bringing together beauty, functionality, and durability. Different types of wood—like oak, walnut, Wenge, and cedar—offer varied shades and textures that influence the atmosphere of the space. Wood, in its various forms, provides warmth and natural appeal, serving as the foundation for furniture with strong character and presence.
Stone adds an element of strength and stability. Combining marble and natural stone can give a luxurious and elegant look to surfaces such as tables and benches. Iron’s flexibility allows for the creation of sturdy frames and legs, adding either an industrial or rustic touch depending on the finish.
Natural fabrics like cotton, linen, and wool contribute to comfort and warmth. They introduce diverse colors and textures, infusing softness and harmoniously completing the overall design. Each material has its own unique qualities, and their careful combination enables the creation of timeless, stylish furniture with a personal touch. Using natural ma
The design is based on modernism that relies on classic principles from the history of furniture. There are no stylistic effects here—only luxurious simplicity and a focused aesthetic that express a refined taste for subtle details. This clear style dedicates considerable space to the character of each piece.
Made By MOMA
Materials
The design is based on modernism that relies on classic principles from the history of furniture. There are no stylistic effects here—only luxurious simplicity and a focused aesthetic that express a refined taste for subtle details. This clear style dedicates considerable space to the character of each piece.
Natural materials such as wood, stone, iron, and natural fabrics play a central role in furniture design, bringing together beauty, functionality, and durability. Different types of wood—like oak, walnut, Wenge, and cedar—offer varied shades and textures that influence the atmosphere of the space. Wood, in its various forms, provides warmth and natural appeal, serving as the foundation for furniture with strong character and presence.
Stone adds an element of strength and stability. Combining marble and natural stone can give a luxurious and elegant look to surfaces such as tables and benches. Iron’s flexibility allows for the creation of sturdy frames and legs, adding either an industrial or rustic touch depending on the finish.
Natural fabrics like cotton, linen, and wool contribute to comfort and warmth. They introduce diverse colors and textures, infusing softness and harmoniously completing the overall design. Each material has its own unique qualities, and their careful combination enables the creation of timeless, stylish furniture with a personal touch. Using natural ma
The design is based on modernism that relies on classic principles from the history of furniture. There are no stylistic effects here—only luxurious simplicity and a focused aesthetic that express a refined taste for subtle details. This clear style dedicates considerable space to the character of each piece.
