GINA

It is a polymorphic lamp. Sinuous and slender with very long legs. It is precious, coated with “pure gold.” It has a stem that branches out like a tree. It is an artistic lamp, a sculpture.

It is a nest of “coral” with irregular wide seat, formed by the weaving of stainless steel wire bent by hand, a work of such complexity to require an entire week.

Nine cushions that resemble powder puffs attached to an invisible metal tube frame.

Spacious and completely free of any rigid structure. The seats in Gellyfoam® and other foams, molded by hand, provide an amazing coziness.

Precious like an embroidery. Protective like a nest. Impressive, important and at the same time visually light, thanks to the polycarbonate.

A distinct sofa. Normal, extraordinary, timeless.

This chair is the unique result obtained from a completely manual process. The oversized upholstery creates different ripples every time for an armchair with unique and evocative graphics.

Delicate in appearance, in the shape of a lily, the chair hides a solid frame of molded steel. The padding gives it soft warmth, accented by velvet covering like the petals of a flower.

An original typology of sofa contained in only fourteen centimeters of depth, that renews the traditional concept of sitting, and multiplies performance.

A splinter. A fragment of faceted glass with a thick, irregular edge. Available in various shapes and sizes. Series of glass tables with irregular, elliptical or round tops.

It is a primary sofa, contained in size. It is “flexible” because, thanks to the “smart”cushion, it can be shaped to all possible uses. Its elegance transcends emotion.

Inspired by the dynamics of a musical movement, it has a unique and irregular shape.

It is a soft embrace but also movement to the nth degree. Adaptable to the users’ desires.

An icepack as a base. A bear lying on its side as a backrest. The seat is covered with a special fabric that recalls the ice layers.

Comfortable low-back armchair. The upholstery is available in soft leather or ecological fur. The processing technique and the choice of materials make every chair different from the other.