coffee tables Zen

Solutions using vertical panels allow whole walls to become practical, while the double-sided versions can replace dividing walls.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Richness and variety in the choice of materials and textures, a game of intriguing juxtapositions and colour combinations.

The metaphor of the moon alludes to the particular game of curves that delineates the headboard and represent the distinctive features of the Luna bed.

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

Coffee tables Elice

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 Fiore coffee table, in Avio and Ottone lacquer, is as welcoming as the delicate petals of a spring garden.

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

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.