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Limes New is an invitation to go beyond the conventions of predefined space, showcasing how it can become something else altogether by simply moving the back rests.

Cristina Celestino designs for Saba the new Gala seating system, thus establishing a collaboration with the company.

The New York collection expands its product range to welcome a line of stools, designed to be the vertical development of the series without armrests.

The New York Suite collection designed by Sergio Bicego still retains a contemporary soul and timeless spirit.

The restyling of the My Taos sofa best communicates Saba’s identity. Its based on the 4 pillars of the company: memory, comfort, design and poetry.

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

Rendez‐vous is a seating system envisaged not only for the home environment, but also for public spaces.

The New York family adds yet another seating solution to the dining area collection.

Haiku is a Japanese word used to describe a poem consisting of just three lines up to a total of seventeen syllables.

The Shade of Venice dividers, inspired by the Venetian islands and their local glow, are created with a magical colorful weave of nautical cords.

Pixel Light stems from the desire to expand on the concept of form flexibility to reach a more sophisticated one of fluidity of spaces.

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 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.

A whimsical, feminine seat: discreet and refined, calm and simple. The rounded shape is accentuated by the sumptuous fabric, velvet on the outside and boucle jacquard on the inside.

A collection of poufs and coffee tables in metal rods and woven nautical cords, mixed together like the paints on an artist’s palette. The barrel and hourglass silhouettes come together to make up