Blend Wardrobe

Solaio wardrobes are made entirely of wood: a light supporting structure of slats, whose associated components are connected at right angles, creates a minimal albeit solid structure.

Leon Decor is a glossy or matt lacquered sideboard whose doors are decorated with inserts of canaletto walnut or natural oak.

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

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.

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

A shelf made of five different solid woods (walnut, mahogany, cherry, oak, and ash) is framed in a structure of extra clear glass, creating a trompe l’oeil effect of mid-air suspension. 

Leon Full Color is the monochrome lacquered variant of Leon Wood. Leon plays with an awe-provoking optical effect that underlies its salient feature, that is, a standpoint-dependent visualization.

The originality and workmanship of its legs are the outstanding features of the Riddled table, which incorporates the notion of porosity found in multiple architecture works by Steven Holl.

Cherish Lounge is part of a project designed by Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini to create a dialogue between their collection of modular sofas designed by them and other iconic Horm proposals

Tide Buffet reflects the style of its designer, Karim Rashid, who worked with various movements and dynamics in this project.

Sienna is an enveloping and comfortable armchair. The wooden support reminds one of the Swedish style of the seventies.

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. 

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

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

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