Aubade Bedside table

The Hemingway family is inspired by the serene elegance of the Hamptons: in this retreat away from the stresses of the metropolitan jungle, the pace is tuned to silence and relaxation.

The armchair presents a semi-circular padded shell, upholstered in Bansky velvet with the new “plush” effect, in verde rameggiato colour.

The Ca’ Foscari sofa has a curving form alternating concave and convex shapes, making it a very modern and appealing product.

The Berry Capitonné sofa was created with references from the world of art, fashion and glamour, and looks like a real treasure chest: cosy, intimate and precious.

Born from an enveloping and elegant design, the shell of this armchair is characterized by the union of a fluid and curved external surface that embraces a more generous and welcoming internal volu

The Aurora high unit is a precious and elegant project that enriches the codes of the furnishing language.

The Parade suspension lighting system is an installation of glass elements that recall the shapes of tongues.

Miller is a new padded furniture, both sofa and sectional with well-defined characteristics.

The Callia product family - consisting of floor lamp, table lamp and wall lamp -  present a metallic leaf supported by a marble circular element. 

The Ruth chair has lower legs with a zoomorphic look, creating an enveloping seat for relaxation in total comfort.

Orbital stands at the crossroads between Bauhaus and Constructivism, between Futurism and Kineticism; from the aesthetic foundations of these fabled avant-gardes the articulated, absolute forms of

Evolution of the now iconic Farnese chair, the daybed is a sophisticated product with numerous handcrafted elements. 

The Aubade bed, a horizontal scenography is a geometric composition of full and empty volumes and a combination of luxury with the backlit Patagonia marble elegantly placed in the headboard.

The sofa is made up of aggregated and clear volumes. The modular sofa is conceived with the same stylistic language.

Wardrobes are usually placed in the most private areas of the house but the Leonardo collection becomes the centre piece in Alessandro La Spada's creation, by the insertion of a semicircular niche