Ola

Sometimes a name can say a lot, sometimes it says everything. Geo is an all rounded armchair, the protagonist in a home.

The whimsical and feminine touch that defines the Isabelle chairs has been elevated in the form of a stool element.

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

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

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

Island is a collection made up of three poufs with organic forms that evoke the coast line lapped by the sea.

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 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.

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

A sophisticated item of furniture for the dining area, the New York chair, with or without armrests, stands out with its sprightly structure and comfortable upholstery embellished by small tonal qu

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

The Geo collection is enriched with a fun element: a completely rounded armchair created utilizing the namesake pouf as its seat. The metal rod structure supports the curved padded wooden back.

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.

The New York Outdoor collection features a painted tubular metal frame specifically treated for outdoor use and interprets the art of outdoor living with poetically light style and colourful charm,

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