Daiki

The distinctive characteristic and inspiration behind the Belt family, designed in the all-fabric or leather versions, is the idea of a belt that draws the profile of the body, encircling it, then

The Jacques collection includes sofas, and ottomans available in several sizes, originated from a common design seed that transforms a vaguely retro style into a symbol of absolutely contemporary s

The Lawrence Bed puts a contemporary spin on the classic upholstered bed, bringing back balanced proportions and adding the kind of constructive details that speak volumes about the company’s abili

Inspired by rationalist and contemporary concepts, Alexander is a seating system with different forms that can be combined with each other.

The Daiki seats, born out of the Brazilian architect’s passion for Japanese culture, go outdoors, where the open-air space is conceived and experienced as an extension of the indoor living area: a

The Fil Noir little armchair has the same elegant design and enveloping shape as the eponymous armchair.

Designed by Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan / studio mk27, the Superquadra furniture line takes its name from the pilot town planning design by Lúcio Costa with Oscar Niemeyer, conceived in 1956 f

With a design that develops a quarter, eighth and sixteenth of a circle into three-dimensional elements, the Amber low units give the impression of modular furniture with countless configurations,

Taking inspiration from the minimalist movement, the Dan table combines Minotti's savoir-faire with Delcourt's attention to all the details of a project: from those evident to the eye, to those tha

Hamilton is a seating system with a simple design, composed of fixed sofas which allow an original and fully project design.

Minimalist, with elegant proportions, the Linha coffee tables are the expression of a design approach that focuses on the architecture of the product and its creation with carefully worked material

The Reeves family comprises numerous chairs, each of which was specifically designed for a particular setting, in terms of both use and style.

The signature style and architectural language of Studio mk27 are clearly visible in the design of Boteco, which plays with volumes by layering, removing and adding.

With its innovative design, inspired by the 1950s, the Osaka rug features a pattern with a strong visual identity.

An element conceived as a solid volume of pure geometry, Pilotis - designed by Rodolfo Dordoni - lights up with metallic glints and turns into an original showpiece when placed in the living room,