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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

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

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.

Extremely refined in its subdued elegance, the Cover hinged door wardrobe features six doors in two widths that alternate between the texture of tinted ash in Avorio and the hushed sensation of opa

The Lounge wardrobe is composed of two sliding doors available in three widths characterized by the division of the surface in five areas which can be personalized.

This compound solution is a great example of integration.

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

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

The colour and feel of the material draws the eye to the geometric shapes constructed in the Brown Walnut frame, creating a wallwhich offers glimpses of another theme based on your own idea of the

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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

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 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.

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