Bob is the collection of beechwood chairs designed by Park for Billiani, which reinterprets the classic idea of the sled chair in a contemporary key.
Conceived as a sculptural seat with generous proportions, the Amour armchair embodies a vision in which design takes center stage: form, material, and function become true statements of intent.
The Holden bed is defined by the meeting of two essential elements: a generously sized headboard and a low, compact bed frame that outlines the profile of the bed along its entire perimeter.
The Alpha chair is defined by its backrest, an enveloping upholstered volume that tilts towards the seat almost touching it.
The modular Grant sofa develops through a sequence of broad, continuous curves: semicircular modules, semi-arc elements, peninsulas and poufs combine to create a wide range of configurations, desig
Materials take centre stage in the Oshi table: solid wood defines the legs and the edge, which runs along the entire perimeter of the top, while ceramic or glass completes the surface in a balanced
The new René bed brings the full volumes and organic shapes of the collection into the bedroom.
René Suite is the center-room development of the René sofa. With great design flexibility, it introduces new depths and comfort levels, shaped elements, and ceramic trays.
The Leon table keeps the monolithic essence of the low tables with the same name, translating it into a larger scale.
Omar is a new bedside table with a triangular shape. Its structure includes integrated open or closed storage spaces, creating a play of solids and voids.
