Dalton "Bronze"

A saddle-hide or leather element designs a wing that embraces the armchair, sustaining the frame like a sculptural bustier, characterised inside by the inviting softness of the seat and backrest.

With its irregular shape and rounded corners, the Stony coffee table is inspired by pebbles, smoothed by the water of rivers, and it figures as a natural element in the landscape designed by the Ou

Comparable to a landscape design project, where carefully plotted combinations of elements create a new domestic scenery, the Daniels seating system redesigns the living areas with brand new compos

A combination of fine cabinet-making and high-end technology, the Lou 2020 sideboards blend exquisite craftsmanship with an updated look, featuring new materials, colours and structural details.

The Tape family of seats, which made its début in 2018, naturally evolves, incorporating items for the outdoor environment that maintain the undeniable elegance of the forms and concepts of the des

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

Inspired by the Brazilian architect’s many trips to Japan, the Daiki seats are born out of Marcio Kogan’s deep passion for Japanese culture and are conceived as a real tribute to Japanese design.

Designed in 2017 by Christophe Delcourt and consisting of a series of elements for the living, dining and night areas, the Lou family is enriched by new types of cabinets.

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

Composed of an internal structure in white metal with elegant black-nickel metal feet, they wear a soft textile shade in natural linen coupled with PVC and offer a great decorative impact.

Wedge explores the concept of a table with a strong graphic expressive style, offering both a dining room and coffee table version.

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

A faceting effect livens up and interrupts the cubism that sets the morphology of the West system apart from the clichés of modern design.

Designed by Italian-Danish duo GamFratesi, Lido is a comfortable basket-like nest, with a round seat.

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.