HI-DECK TABLE

The Aero collection gets extended with a series of chests and dressers whose surfaces are embellished by a grooved wavy motif.

A glamorous high and slender bar cabinet, lying on a thin but solid metal structure with legs embellished by brass details.

System of modular hung elements that create new coloured geometries for interior design. Directly wall-mounted, the individual modules integrate perfectly with each other,

Grex is a line of modular mirrors of various sizes. The mirrors can be arranged individually or in compositions of different sizes.

A single block, similar to a monolith, makes Zurich the archetype of the storage unit. The generous dimensions make it a large container that is well suited to be placed in any environment.

Regular shapes and geometric workmanship, precise in all its details even in terms of lacquering, turn Privacy into a piece that singlehandedly furnishes the room, whether it be your living area or

The Atelier table has a strong identity that makes it become the absolute protagonist in the living area.

A table that challenges perception, the result of a deep technical research. The eye sees it smaller than the actual dimensions.

When two different materials such as cement and oak come into relationship, the spontaneous mixture determines a new freshness in the home environment.

Protagonist of the living area, the Spin collection comes in a series of cabinets, and showcases that are lit internally by LED lights.

Show is part of a series of cupboards designed to be assembled according to the multiform needs of everyday life. Unlike its name, Show was created to be a container with a discreet footprint.

Extreme is an outsider. The challenge for this table is to aim for reaching the minimum limit, beyond which you can not go.

New collection of storage units characterised by extra-thin coplanar sliding doors, an absolute hymn to modernity and aesthetic minimalism.

Collection of cabinets with doors distinctive for their chequered effect with squares of two different depths. 

This mirror is named after the distinctive oblique line that divides its surface into two perfect complementary triangular shapes. One side is made of grey glass, and the other of bronze.