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The Margou armchair is the ideal embodiment of the Belgian designer’s constant search for formal exasperation and aesthetic freshness.

With the Marteen coffee table, primary and absolute geometry becomes the focus of the design.

Fulham Road, in the heart of the City of London, gives its name to the bed that the Milanese designer has created for a comfortable and regenerating night’s sleep.

Filigree is a range of fixed size and extension tables. Glossy and matt diecast aluminium frames underpin tops enhanced by a wide range of finishes. 

Designed originally for the Fondation Cartier in Paris, the LessLess tables stand out for intrinsic elegance and light lines in every environment.

Rodolfo Dordoni has designed a collection of chairs suitable for any space and circumstance.

Ponti designed this easy chair with slight variants for these ships.

Panna Cotta, at once delicate and heavy, the paradox lies in the use of materials such as marble and iron to achieve a fragile stability.

Aura is a rug produced in the Kathmandu valley in Nepal.

Miss chair, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa in 1986. The form is linked to a system of soft, unbroken, linear rhythms.

Designed for a contemporary and convivial setting,  Walter has its roots in the craftsmanship tradition typical of Scandinavian countries.

The geometric lines of the Mosaico rug define the spaces, enclosing them in coloured sections marked by sophisticated contrasting shades. 

Paul is a set of elegantly proportioned sofas with reassuring lines, elements that emphasize Vincent Van Duysen’s expressive rationality.

Designed in 1956-1957, the bookcase is part of the furniture of Gio Ponti’s private house in Via Dezza in Milan.
 

Wool and linen, materials from the most sophisticated tradition of carpet manufacturing, mixed in a new way for a new soft and bright feel.