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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

This furniture solution gives you huge freedom to mix materials, heights and depths, integrating shelves and shaped wall units.

The Space door is distinguished by its formal seriousness, with everything calibrated from the choice of the metal frame in the same or contrasting colours which becomes a grip for comfortable open

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

The Ottone-lacquered tall unit elements brilliantly offset the woodwork in Brown Walnut that stands as a “minimalist” wall enhanced by open wall units and a tone-on-tone base unit.

This compound solution is a great example of integration.

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

The Tonè bed is identifiable by the singular form of the headboard and the possibility to personalize it by covering the internal panel leaving on display the precious slightly curved frame or cove

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

Coffee table Tondo

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.

Transparent glass and mirrors mix with decisive taste with surface materials in fabric and lacquered themes.

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

The true strength of the Mobilgam range lies in the possibility of playing with different materials within the same elements, as in the case of this tall unit in which Fumo Istinto interrupts the s

The Cross wardrobe with hinged doors presents itself as a “minimalist” wall in lacquer in Avorio embellished with the handles from which it derives its name.