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La Pagnotta by Gaetano Pesce is the epitome of engineered comfort: the structure presents fourteen flexible legs, which give shape to the armchair, and carbon fibre rods, supporting a lean seat and

Gli Amici by Gaetano Pesce is a design made up of eleven modules, each depicting a fantastic animal borrowed from the world of illustrated fairy tales.

The design of the Ignia table, conceived by the groundbreaking Laurids Gallée, blurs the boundaries between crafts and design, making use of a traditional material as wood for the base, in a combin

Each piece in the series of Senzafine by Gaetano Pesce originates from the continuous extrusion of a polyurethane cord entangled onto itself, in expressionist and unique volumes, forming soft loops

Palma by Francesco Meda is a seating system composed of a sofa and an armchair.

Denying the fixity of the coffee table, usually a mere 'accessory' completing the classic living room, Meritalia creates Snake with Carlo Contin: a coffee table that elegantly slithers at the centr

The Michetta bed by Gaetano Pesce, like the sofa from the same series, is a modular object, made of eclectic modules that can be ever – arranged and rearranged.

Opera by Mario Bellini is an excellent collection of products that includes tables of various sizes and seating, also for outdoor use, marked by sophisticated wooden interlocks combined with transp

A modern icon by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, the Lierna dining chair is very light, although its structure is in lacquered solid wood.

La Michetta, name of the typical Milanese bread, is a modular sofa by Gaetano Pesce, made of eclectic modules, available in different sizes and colours, which can be continuously rearranged accordi

The Morbio table was projected by Achille Castiglioni.

Shadow, designed by Gaetano Pesce, is an armchair padded with soft polyurethane foam, built without a mould to adapt to the body that sits on it.

La Pagnottina chair by Gaetano Pesce is light and versatile, available in many different coverings.

The distinctive feature of Cross by Carlo Contin is its supporting structure: a diagonal cross of two solid wood elements. This 'cross' is the structure and essence of the object at once.

The Morphologica sofa demonstrates the need to rethink what it means to be radical.