Deriva s. f. [from fr. drift; v. derive2]. – In shipbuilding, the longitudinal plane, made of sheet metal, or even of wood and sometimes of synthetic material, fixed or mobile, which extends the keel of some sailing boats downwards to counteract the leeway action.
Shelves material options:
• Marble (Carrara, Guatemala green, Emperador, Marquinia black, Calacatta)
• Solid wood (Oak, Wengè, Sassafrass, Nutwood)
• Carbon fiber
Pedestal Material Options:
• Brushed Aluminium (Silver, Gold, Black, Brass-plated, Chromed, Coppered)
• Carbon fiber
• Brass
• Powder coated steel
• Stainless steel
Shelves material options:
• Marble (Carrara, Guatemala green, Emperador, Marquinia black, Calacatta)
• Solid wood (Oak, Wengè, Sassafrass, Nutwood)
• Carbon fiber
Pedestal Material Options:
• Brushed Aluminium (Silver, Gold, Black, Brass-plated, Chromed, Coppered)
• Carbon fiber
• Brass
• Powder coated steel
• Stainless steel
“Derive” is the debut line from Gibellini Design, drawing inspiration from the lightness and functionality typical of the nautical world.
Everything takes shape starting from the concept of balance: in the nautical realm, the “Deriva” (Keel) represents the fundamental element for the stability of boats.
Simple, minimalist, and elegant lines are aimed at achieving maximum functionality and stability.
Marble (Carrara, Verde Guatemala, Emperador, Nero Marquinia, Calacatta)
Solid Wood (Oak, Wenge, Sassafras, Walnut)
Carbon Fiber
Brushed Aluminum (Silver, Gold, Black, Brass, Chrome, Copper)
Carbon Fiber
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Brass
Powder-Coated Steel
Stainless Steel
