Ludwig

Arlon offers freedom of arrangement and flowing lines with two different armrests ready to embrace soft cushions: one features a decidedly slim design while the other is plush and functional.

Soft and reassuring, elegant and regal, delicately resting on the metal support. The contrast between the curved seat and backrest and the sharp, cross-shaped base is very pleasant.

Image is a flexible modular system with clean-cut lines capable of organising, showcasing and tidying up in a neat, graphical way.

The Avì armchair completes the sofa collection of which it preserves the inviting curves that resemble a cosy shell and embrace the soft seat and back cushions.

Designed with dynamic curves, Boè is an intimate, monolithic, inviting model with weightless lines.

Arlon is occasional furniture with a minimalist design featuring a square cross-section metal structure that matches the base of the sofa with the same name.

These occasional tables, reminiscent of a tree stump, are inspired by nature: metal, cylindrical shapes with a marble or wooden top.

The Nest Soft armchair pampers you in a soft and comfortable shell raised off the floor on a light, metal structure finished in matt gold or bronze.

An enveloping, soft and fun-loving swivel island made for exquisite relaxation. The version covered with two-tone fabric is decidedly original.

How about a new way of spending your spare time relaxing comfortably in total wellbeing. Warm, oversize, upholstered with large cushions.

Ludwig is a very resistant, lightweight seating system featuring completely-removable upholstery quilted at 24-cm intervals and a matching-coloured edging.

Hab is a seating system that delivers optimal comfort and features backs and armrests that can be adjusted from a seated position to suit one’s needs.

Rito is synonymous with sophisticated simplicity and features a compact, graceful design with a silhouette that looks as if it is flying.

Not just a big swivel armchair but a cozy nest where to indulge in fluffy pillows and wrapping.

Nemu isn’t just a coffee table, it’s a living object.