Bifronte Nightstand

Ellington is one of the five families of the sectional sofa collection designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba.

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.

Ute mirrors can be hung horizontally, vertically or, in larger sizes, placed on the floor.

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

Tango is an elegant and versatile table available in 9 sizes in the extendable version and in 16 sizes in the fixed version. Two extensions are hidden in a box under table top.

The Anish collection of dressers and chest of drawers is characterized by drawers where the handle, formed by subtraction, functionally lightens the frontal appearance while declaring the compartme

A true work of art, it consists of an aluminium frame and five stora units made of origami-folded 2-mm wooden sheets thanks to a complex and patented technological process.

Pablita is a minimal and unexpected combination of wood, carbon fibre, leather and steel used with the utmost simplicity and structural expression.

The linearity of the Gill mirror is provided by its minimal frame and convenient aluminium shelves that make the collection suitable for every room of the house.

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.

The bedside table is the most personal piece of furniture, because it is a private place that conceals and protects our secrets and our precious delights.

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

A comfortable and enveloping furnishing which sets the style for the interiors.

Movement and flexibility summarize the emotional power of Toyo Ito, who in this sculpture-bookcase captures the design essence of Sendai’s media centre (Japan), which he designed and used as inspir

Not Riddled features a set of diamond-shaped doors that can be operated without hinges.