Turri

Inspired by the work of Giovanni Muzio, a key figure in the 20th century art movement, Kyma interprets tradition with an essential language, transforming classic architectural elements into contemp

Kyma, designed by Matteo Nunziati for Turri, already declares its essence in its name: the kymàtion, the characteristic wavy molding of ancient architecture, here translated into a design feature t

It is the sartorial details that define the new Atelier bedroom, designed by Matteo Nunziati.

Delicate, contemporary coffee tables available in centre and side versions. 

The soft, enveloping lines of the entire Joel collection tell a welcoming and stable dimension perceptible in the contrast between leather and fabric, in the dialogue between soft surfaces and more

With Nabi, designed by Marco Acerbis, the very act of sitting becomes a daily reflection on comfort and practicality, key aspects of this type of furniture.

Kenobi is a table that plays with the opposing forces of matter, combining structural solidity with visual softness.

Inspired by the work of Giovanni Muzio, a key figure in the 20th century art movement, Kyma interprets tradition with an essential language, transforming classic architectural elements into contemp

The result of Marco Acerbis‘s first collaboration with Turri, this product is born from the encounter between generous volumes and tapered lines. 

Inspired by the Roman goddess guardian of the hearth, Vesta becomes the heartbeat of the home with a collection that includes an armchair, two- and three-seater sofa and a matching coffee table.

The Vesta sofa is defined by soft and welcoming shapes, expressed through full curves and sinuous that manage to keep a reassuring sense of lightness.

In the new dining area designed by Matteo Nunziati for Turri the reference to high fashion is evident, becoming the starting point for a journey into the attention to detail that distinguishes ever

A collection inspired by Italian craftsmanship, which speaks the language of Turri’s Made in Italy and which manages to interpret the international culture of living.

In the new dining area designed by Matteo Nunziati for Turri the reference to high fashion is evident, becoming the starting point for a journey into the attention to detail that distinguishes ever

In the sleeping area, the collection Joel, designed by Marco Acerbis for Turri, interprets design as an enveloping gesture capable of embracing volumes, materials and proportions.

The Nook console plays with proportions and with the combination of materials available in the catalogue.