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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.

Flower shaped stool with slanted stem to form the bearing support. Contemporary design. Pedestal oriented diagonally. Soft and cozy seat for this elegant and comfortable “flower.”

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

Liquid like whiskey. Warm amber tones as the leaves of tobacco wrapped in transparent crystal. Each chair of the Jacopo Foggini Collection is a sculpture unlike any other. Timeless elegance.

Light and color spun by the artist Jacopo Foggini in this outdoor and indoor armchair.

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

Inspired by the layout of the capital of Iraq, it resembles an industrial architecture model. The top is made up of hundreds of different extruded aluminum pieces hand welded.

A distinct sofa. Normal, extraordinary, timeless.

Evocative and mysterious, this container conceals a central bearing structure.

It is a large woven nest. A soft embrace. An invitation to explore different positions lying between its pillows.

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

Armchair in the name of softness. It is soft like a comforter and enveloping like a hug. It redefines the same idea of conviviality giving absolute comfort and relaxation.

Extraordinary for its ability to play with light, assumes different shades and shines when placed near light sources. A welcoming molded shell, different all the time, with a rotating base.

A table in alabaster, lit as the full moon. The edge is carefully polished, the gaze is captured by its veined, natural surface.

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.