Milonga

Parisian in character and drawing its inspiration from the traditional bistro chair, Claretta appears as a slender, impeccably groomed seat.

From the low composition reminiscent of a sideboard, to the higher one that brings to mind a window overlooking a beautiful landscape, the perfect spot for all good reading.

It almost feels like a ritual. Sitting down, with soft light, and pressing play on your smartphone. Then letting vibrations do their thing.

Ozz got shy, didn‘t she? Here it is in a small desk version, with an adjustable lampshade to be flexible even taking up minimum space. Even more enjoyable in its compactness.

Furoshiki is an interplay of patterns and colours. The fabric upholstery covers the padded seat with precise geometries and an unequivocally oriental delicacy.

The enveloping structure and the lightness of Viennese straw characterize this comfortable armchair, a creative portrait of modern design.

Its defining aesthetic is given by the juxtaposition of curves and straight lines, creating a strong sense of identity and minimalist spirit, inspired by 20th-century Austrian chairs.

Botera is all about comfort, anytime, anywhere.

Drawing inspiration from the seventies, Briscola is a noble revisitation of the bistro tables where card games were played.

Concentric centres ripple out from a minimalist design, playing with the transparencies of cast glass.

Eclipse is an extremely dynamic lamp that interacts with the environment in a bright, lively voice that surprises.

Marino is a system of modular benches with which to freely arrange your space.

Mariolina came from an exploration into the world of polypropylene and its new developments, combining it with a delicate, honest aesthetic.

Like the Roman playwright after which it is named, Plauto scans the past seeking ideas for the future.