Blend Wardrobe

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

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

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

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.

Leon plays with an awe-provoking optical effect that underlies its salient feature, that is, a standpoint-dependent visualization.

The Mass Pressure armchair (design by Dror) is the result of compression as a means of transforming a cubic meter of foam rubber into a functional object.

The perfect fit of six strips of solid wood is what characterizes Woodclock, a construction that metaphorically represents the perfect blending of daily tasks.

The name and the X that distinguish the front of this chair are a clear reference to Charles and Ray Eames.

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

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.

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

The Ripples bench, winner of the Golden Compass in 2004, changes its attire to become an outdoor bench by using okoume wood, also known as Gaboon, native of tropical West Africa and hence perfectly

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

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