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Like an inspirational Goddess, the womb of Athea is a place of “knowledge and intuition”.

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

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

Regolo is an original wall system, modular and compoundable.

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

A design that brings together creative asymmetries to develop unique shaped wall and base units.

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

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.

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 Joy sideboard stands out for its minimal lines, a series of doors of different widths with push-pull opening, equipped with shelves.

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.

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A patented accessory that offers notable advantages in the reduced space of a wardrobe section, this small antibacterial lamp can filter and purify the air using a low consumption, low noise fan.

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