Tecno

Historical product of 1949
New edition of a 1949 Ignazio Gardella design, noted also for being one of the very first realizations that anticipated the concept of modularity

Janus is a series of small tables characterised by the combination of two double "C", the structure supports the table top, which can be finished in different materials

Bertha is available both with and without armrests, for a design that combines both aesthetics and ergonomics

A very creative mood distinguishes the Brillanta door

Various chest of drawers hanging or floor based on modern metall bases

Day systems with linear design enhanced by the matching of different

Sideboard features a long shape that tapers further at the ends, slanting legs, an extension of the sides and the original double folding door underlines the dynamism of the design

Sideboard with wood structure is framed by curved side panels and top from the large number of options in the rang

Wardrobe with hinged door evolves thanks to a dedicated piece that allows the opening angle of more than 180 degrees

Sofa freestanding parts can be mixed and matched to suit each owner’s taste, ensuring no two solutions are ever the same

Table with legs that surging upwards like skyscrapers to support the stunning round table top 

Sideboard's distinguishing feature is the sleek legs that support the imposing main section

Historical product of 1930.
Having more then eighty years and do not look like: trolley bar AR1 has originality and practicality

Double bed with asymmetrical headboard

Table with elegant, simple structure in solid oak with artisanal finishes on which the semi-oval shaped top rests