Horizon - comp 939

Regolo is an original wall system, modular and compoundable.

The horizontal line of the Visone-stained oak floor-mounted bases defines the storage space created by large boxes in this imaginative construction of suspended elements.

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

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

A suspended volume stands out against the wall like a work of art, the Marte brush-effect creates two valuable storage drawers with its scratchy strokes, the Light Walnut door showcases the content

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.

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

An extraordinary example of camouflage is provided by the choice of tactile materials such as this Dark Walnut Kanetè or the veined effect of Noir Desir, capable of creating a sort of fusion with t

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

The Dream doors are characterized by a linear, clean aspect and integrated handles that define its name specifying its personalization.

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 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.

The Quadra line, extreme minimalism that plays with aesthetics and functions through light and modular metal structures inspired by an informal interior design style in which open compartments can

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