Beauty

There is a dimension suspended between past and present, a timeless and nameless imaginary place in which the gestures of everyday life are intertwined with the solemn silence of eternity.

The Pan Flute bench is molded into a new an armchair form.
Rigorous yet extremely comfortable, it gives a new rhythm to spaces.

The new "Cime" carpet collection stems from Saba's desire to use the material of which a carpet is made of as a canvas to express its values, that is the concept of memory and poet

Twenty years after Ananta was designed it continues to surprise with its modernity.

Metis enriches the Saba product category that interprets the sofa as a changing and organic element.

The iconic Pixel seating system is characterized by a series of elements which can be combined freely using an exclusive connector made by Saba Italia.

There is a dimension suspended between past and present, a timeless and nameless imaginary place in which the gestures of everyday life are intertwined with the solemn silence of eternity.

A raised and reversible collar, suspended on the backrest, transforms the image of the iconic armchair with a light and feminine presence. 

The Vela Piping sofa, by Zanellato/Bortotto, has been designed to offer an experience of comfort and elegance.

There is a dimension suspended between past and present, a timeless and nameless imaginary place in which the gestures of everyday life are intertwined with the solemn silence of eternity. 

The Tres low table is the first project designed by Mut Design, creative duo from Valencia, for Saba.

Teatro Magico Low Table is the new sculptural coffee table inspired by the sinuous base of the homonymous table.

Building the new by redesigning the classic is the fascinating thought that transpires when looking at the Metis bed.

The padding of the new New York Line explains how looking at things from a new perspective changes their perception. 

The Limes sofa, well ahead of its time, spoke of flexibility and functional quality to people's needs.

Since always, sails have represented a symbol of compromise between man and nature, as the dialogue between these two worlds.