DOUBLE SENSE

Set of six glass glasses with a golden edge. A retro touch for a modern and sharp collection, in classic TOILETPAPER style. They are perfect for aperitifs sipped in the light of colored neon.

What would happen if suddenly a classic warrior makes a chewing-gum ball and wonders himself for what he’s doing?

Always original, never conventional: Seletti MUSEUM represents the joining link between Design and Art, the revolutionary and avant-garde connection that gives a nod to experimentation.

SELFIE

An exceptional collection of home decor born from the collaboration between Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, creators of the extraordinary magazine TOILETPAPER, where the surreal images of

SELETTI and the quirky team Studio Job led by Job Smeets, create the craziest and most innovative brand collaboration, characterized by unconventional and irresistibly cheeky designs.

Another nice character is added to the collection of lamps Seletti + Marcantonio.This time it is not just an animal but a trusted companion of adventure, it is a mascot. In fact it is the dog of th

As in a fairy tale, 4 witty crows make light for you to find your way.

The irreverent and visionary spirit of DIESEL found in SELETTI its ideal universe: together they revolutionised the style.

Love in bloom is a heart-shaped vase that looks like it comes out of a human anatomy essay. A modern love translated into a romantic, but unpredictable gift.

SELETTI has many souls, all with the same fil rouge: eclecticism. Since 1964, art, design, fun and creativity have been synonyms of excellence for Seletti.

Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba, born in 1976, attends the Academy of Fine Arts, becoming one of the most esteemed Italian art designers of his generation.

Streamlined and enchanting, Pixled will give a stylish and modern touch to your room.

Three white chameleons, casual and extroverted, are the perfect decoration for camouflage houses and bold that do not fear prying eyes.

The legend of Colossus goes back to Ancient Greece, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world was the gigantic statue, lost over time all that remains now are his feet.