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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

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.

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

The minimalism of the design brings together the aesthetic simplicity of the lines with the richness of the contents represented by the sourcing of the finest materials, such as Stopsol glass and 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 Liscia wardrobe with hinged doors is synonymous with formal minimalism by definition, with the tendency to integrate itself into the architectural space like a functional wall, meaning the elem

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

In this case, Stage has been personalized with the highly refined brushed finish in Caffè providing a background for the central panels in tinted ash in Wengè within which are situated integrated h

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

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

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

This compound solution is a great example of integration.

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 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

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