Geo Tables

Teatro Magico, the first Saba table designed by the architecture studio 967 Arch, is a scenic backdrop for the domestic and contract environment. A curtain that opens and closes in dialogue with mu

The Kepi armchair’s sober design and vaguely Nordic look are softened by rounded lines that add character and improve comfort.

The Leyva bookcase is made of painted iron rod welded into a grille of uniform squares. Sophisticated and unintrusive, Leyva decorates the living room with a light, contemporary touch.

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.

Philo is a prefix of Greek origins that indicates love, propensity and empathy towards people and things.

A light armchair that brings to mind the softness of a feather, a caress, a moment of harmony in ash wood and woven nautical cords.

We have looked at our most beautiful projects from another perspective: that of sleep.

A light, crisp and stylish table with a strong, clean design and an elegant, dainty spirit.

Metal base and MDF top. Available in a matt lacquered finish.

New York is a collection which proudly bears the name of the Big Apple.

Bed & Breakfast is a sofa which transforms into a comfortable bed simply by folding down the backrest.

The seating collection “Oltremare” designed by Antonio Marras and produced in collaboration with Saba, stems from a far-away past and place, full of history, recollection, memories overflowing with

We have looked at our most beautiful projects from another perspective: that of sleep. We have respected the visual language and maintained the intelligent functions that distinguishes them.

Geo is an all rounded project. The proportions have been designed with upmost attention, a voluminous form is rested on a thin and elegant frame, like a nest.

The new Sunset bèrgere is made up of two distinct parts, the shell and the headrest for a specific reason: lighten the silhouette of the product by creating a visually harmonious line.

The Teo low table, designed by Zanellato/Bortotto studio, stems from the idea of evoking a constructive and symbolic archetype such as the dome, a passe-partout accessory in Saba environments, both