Ariel

Regolo is an original wall system, modular and compoundable.

A true Star that attracts attention to itself for its originality, such as the one that is expressed through the oblique cut of the surface in Dark Walnut essence which with an inlay effect brings

Coffee table Tondo

Mercurio, the bed imagined for those who love the warmth and refined nature of solid wood united with decisive and minimalist style.

Butterfly is distinct in its “minimal” and strict design applied to the softness and comfort of the upholstered headboard.

The Quadra wardrobe displays its “glamourous” profile with the interplay of surfaces in mirrored finish in Bronzo and metallic lacquer in Ottone, creating a very refined space in which the material

Ariel in tinted ash in Ecrù highlights its central panel with a framed profile that invites “touch”, finished in Ecopelle 09 in Castoro, able to be personalized with glass or lacquer from the Mobil

Through a rhythmic succession of parallel lines, the Riga wardrobe gains three dimensionality and depth in terms of style and value.

A patented accessory that offers notable advantages in the reduced space of a wardrobe section, this small antibacterial lamp can filter and purify the air using a low consumption, low noise fan.

This compound solution is a great example of integration.

The perfect way to furnish an open plan area with a light touch, enjoying the warmth of the fire, “cut back” in minimal lines against the wall.

An original way of thinking of a bookcase is to create it as a focal point that’s also functional.

The Liscia wardrobe with hinged doors is synonymous with formal minimalism by definition, with the tendency to integrate itself into the architectural space like a functional wall, meaning the elem

The Telaio wardrobe, as seen in the composition on the left, has doors in glass and lacquered optical finish in Bianco and an aluminium frame in the same colour for a “timeless” look.

The modularity of these shaped wall units makes them supremely versatile, giving you the freedom to create your own compositions, such as this interlocking arrangement in bark-patterned Marte with