Cabine Armadio

Furniture reinterpreted as tactile sculpture, allowing you to express your needs for comfort and practicality, as well as inspiring your projects.

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

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

The Soffy bed is a marriage of soft forms and stylistic rigor, characteristics which reveal themselves in the headboard shaped like a couple of upholstered cushions and the structure made with wood

Glass, expresses itself through the geometry of a central design that highlights the contrast between opaque and polished glass in Nuvola in a refined tone-on-tone suggesting the potential to perso

The stylistic reinterpretation of the Zen line includes a subtle nod to the sideboards of the 1950s: a light volume in matt Avio lacquer supported by a structure in black lacquered metal.

Architectural elements can be used to draw the attention to what the designer wants to highlight, as with this unique, symmetrical sideboard that graces a wall through which we see a glimpse of “na

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 Noir Desir Laminam panelling gives off an elegant sobriety, creating a backdrop to this minimalist solution distinguished by a series of Quarzo-lacquered wall units, connected by the solid Ligh

The pleasantness of a warm, sophisticated setting is underlined by this composition, incorporating luxury Ottone-lacquered tall unit elements, which takes centre stage.

The wall units in the Mobilgam Living collection allow infinite customisation options, not just through the wide choice of materials and finishess, but also through the way they are positioned on t

A 48 mm thick door, guaranteeing stability and lightness at the same time, is the basis of Scacco Plus, a wardrobe that challenges conventional minimal rigour by daring to use asymmetric forms whic

Geometry, light and three-dimensionality characterise this compound solution with its elegantly subdued chromatic choices, creating multifunctional pieces that are as much sculpture as they are fur

Colourful open units add a sense of playfulness as they stretch across an attractive solid wall.

A subtle line, like a horizon, divides the vertical doors of the Tratto wardrobe, in a refined lacquer in Cenere finished with the new Line handles which interpret this style with a thin metal blad