New York

Ola originates from a simple idea but at the same time represents a complex concept - a welcoming armchair created utilising four individual curved sheets.

The Essentiel armchair was born with a clear mission: uncluttered, soft and welcoming, in design terms it magnificently fuses clean Scandinavian lines with traditional Italian flair.

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

As soothing as background music, Chillout explores the new design trend that recreates old classics with a modern twist.

A new evolution of Saba poufs, Cookie are available in a round or square format and are characterized by the light quilting on the seating area.

The Pan Flute bench, designed by Paolo Grasselli, is a multifunctional and elegant seat suitable for different domestic scenarios that does not want to forget its origins.

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.

Elegant like jewellery, the Ring coffee tables are inspired by raw cuts of precious stones prior to being mounted into rings.

The 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 suggest

From our best selling Pixel sofa stems a new element, the Pixel pouf.

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

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

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.

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

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