Phil
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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An elegant personality, a frame with a sense of lightness and generous goose down upholstery are the characteristics that make Phil a suitable piece of furniture for any living area.
The clean and rigorous lines of this sofa are best emphasized by the detail present in the profile of the cushions, an ornamental border in grosgrain which is available either in contrast or tone on tone for a uniform effect.
The sofa is full of details and sartorial elements such as leather armrests, and magazine and tray armrests that complete and personalize the sofa, resulting in an elegant and versatile design.
Designed by Alain Gilles, the Louver Table reveals its character little by little, offering a different perspective depending on the angle from which it is observed.
The Art table is the expression of a clear and rational design intuition, like the geometric shape which inspired the designer.
In the Mellow table, two opposing elements embrace in a sinuous curve to create an apparent volume in a perfect play of equilibrium.
The Aliante collection is a modular seating system that expresses, starting from the evocative name which means “glider” in Italian, the concept of fluidity and flexibility, seemingly without gravi
A large and enveloping design for Artika, a padded chair shaped with a dynamic and comfortable design that can envelop and embrace the sitter.
The name of the family of armchairs is inspired by the figure of the Doge, the head of government at the time of the Venetian “La Serenissima” Republic.
Pivot is a table with a strong personality, where the asymmetric elements of its base are enhanced by the skilful use of materials.
Youpi is a hymn to conviviality and the joy of being together. Seen from behind, the profile calls to mind the image of a stylized human figure, ready to welcome you in a comfortable embrace.
Peanut B is a furnishing element able to give a note of softness and pleasure to the living area.
The Palazzo table draws inspiration from observing historical architecture and in particular, the Florentine Renaissance facades characterized by massive blocks of rough stone, a symbol of strength
A clear reference to the world of architecture, the Padiglioni table appears as a miniature version of a real life architectural pavilion.
