Blend Wardrobe

The hallmark of Mario Botta’s architecture, characterized by purely geometric and cleverly interconnected volumes, is clearly visible in the Charlotte chair.

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

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

Gio Ponti inspired coffee table characterised by the interlocking of legs which guarantees a balance of forces capable of acquiring three-dimensional shape without the use of screws or glue. 

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

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

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

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

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

Ragtime is part of the accessories designed by Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini to accompany their collection of Horm modular sofas. Structure in bronze painted metal.

Coffee tables made with technical materials, unvarnished hard metal and ceramic for a post-industrial look.

Soft, sinuous and enveloping. Milady is inspired by the art deco line and has a timeless stylisation. The formal purity of the lines allow Milady to adapt to any environment.

Polka Dots blends the minimalist graphics and formal rigour evoked in the Za-Koenji theatre in Tokyo.

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