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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.

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

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 Quadra wardrobe displays its “glamourous” profile with the interplay of surfaces in mirrored finish in Bronzo and metallic lacquer in Ottone, creating a very refined space in which the material

The Scacco wardrobe finds originality in four panels and presents ways to interpret this “volume” of furnishing so that it fulfils not only functional needs but also the unmistakable beauty of arti

The “Zibra” modular shelf system allows you to design creative bookshelves with coloured back panels. Customise entire walls or create a jigsaw by integrating them with wall and base units.

Richness and variety in the choice of materials and textures, a game of intriguing juxtapositions and colour combinations.

The Complanare sideboard is distinctive for its sliding doors and for the peculiar customisation of the recessed handle which, in this specific case, can be covered in leather and finished with int

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

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

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

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

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