Albino Torcia

The Ripples bench by Toyo Ito, winner of the 2004 Golden Compass, has blossomed into a collection of different furniture complements.

Ergonomic armchair for relaxation and waiting areas. Convenient, comfortable and innovative in its timelessness.

While he was working on the construction of a frame composed of two intersecting surfaces, Dror stumbles into a fascinating discovery: the material, skilfully cut and combined together generates a

Bar features a simple and timeless design due to its lightweight and family character, which makes it suitable for any domestic or public environment.

Charleston is part of the complements designed by Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini to accompany the Horm modular sofa collection they designed. Chromed metal frame.

Elfo is a versatile ottoman supporting the yearning for rest of its host, becoming a chair when placed in an upright position, a chaise longue when placed in diagonal position, or a comfortable mat

Simplicity is one of Tribeca's strengths. The comfortable sitting is composed of high-quality finely worked solid wood sides connected with cantilever beam on the lower side.

A solid ash armchair obtained through three-dimensional woodworking, using complex technologies and experience of high level cabinet making.

In the Japanese culture, the ki represents the energy found in every element. It is the inspiration for the challenging formal research that Mario Bellini solved with refined and modern taste.

Albino Family is a series derived from the Albino Torch sidetable, designed in 2010 by Salvatore Indriolo.

The Anish cabinet collection features doors where the handle, formed by subtraction, functionally lightens the frontal appearance while declaring the compartments’ composition.

A simple yet elegant cupboard where Horm’s hallmark is perfectly recognizable in a minor ingenuity, that is, a front insert of a part of Toyo Ito’s famous Ripples Bench, which characterizes its app

Tout le Jour, designed by Marc Thorpe, stands out for its elegant and minimal connotations, embellished by a careful and refined choice of materials.

When design becomes a work of art. This bookcase with an intense and unique form embodies all the distinctive elements of the Quadror collection of tables and side tables.

Tout le Jour, designed by Marc Thorpe, stands out for its elegant and minimal connotations, embellished by a careful and refined choice of materials.