At the end of the Superdesign Show journey at the FLA Museum, among the works of Flavio Lucchini, a delicate corner welcomes Mara Bragagnolo's inclusive collection, Nook. A series of innovative furnishings designed using an inclusive methodology that focuses on the needs and activities of autistic children. The furnishings, intended for use in children's libraries and inspired by the Montessori methodology, aim to create a space where children feel free to be themselves and interact without encountering restrictions, but rather opportunities.
All pieces are conceived as multi-functional, allowing adaptability based on the needs and usage that reflect the individual modalities of the children. The philosophy underlying this project is to reverse the traditional perspective by adapting the space to the diversity of the people who use it, rather than forcing individuals to conform to it.