Kyoto

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.

Real one-off pieces due to the oxidation process they undergo, which makes each one different from the others, the Pilotis Outdoor coffee tables are conceived as solid volumes of pure geometry.

A seating system with a classic-modern spirit, built upon a clustering of generous yet sleek shapes that describe distinctly horizontal lines.

Extraordinary elegance and undulating shapes take the Morgan Marble table to new heights.

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

The kinetic art movement was the inspiration for the pattern featuring stripes of various widths on the Dibbets Barcode rug

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

Masterful craftsmanship reminiscent of high-end leather goods lends an air of refined elegance to the Tatlin bed.

The original round, square or rectangular shape of the Wisp shaggy rug pays homage to the Seventies with its pop inspiration and texture.

Signed by the eclectic Japanese studio Nendo, directed by Oki Sato, Tape is a collection of seats with a strong personality, characterised by the light silhouette, and consists of a comprehensive r

Recalling the composed style of the Fifties the Russell family consists of a variety of typologies of great appeal that range from the enveloping armchair to the elegant lounge and dining armchairs

The aesthetic values of the Andersen seating system are reiterated in the bed of the same name, featuring balanced lines and raised frame with elegant feet in Pewter-colored finish.

With its architectural appeal, the Terrace table has a strong contemporary vibe, and a mildly retro-inspired frame.

The Fil Noir chairs take their name from thread – an unmistakable sign of continuity.

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