Ca' Foscari

Fedro is the reinterpretation of the classic Ottoman, a sort of day bed “ante litteram”. Its chubby shape and proportions recall a concept of extreme comfort and softness.

A chair of one’s own, for reading or work, is the inspiration behind the design of the Selfless chaise longue.

The Astralis collection features organic shapes and Patagonia Crystal diffusers, casting a warm, soft light.

A Dialogue Between Light, Matter, and HarmonySolenne reinterprets travertine as a luminous and sculptural element.

The Elixir chair embodies the harmony between design and comfort. 

The Zoe chairs - homage to the space age experiments of Andrè Courrèges and Pierre Cardin - take up the totemic shapes and precious details of the beloved Amos table.

Baliset consists of three elements of different heights, apparently independent of each other but which actually have a common denominator that is represented by a marble top belonging to the same

Lucente is the new light design project designed by Gupica for Visionnaire.

Astrid, inspired by botany, seems to welcome us among its “leaves” that unfold to form seat and back.

Kerwan is a mix of unexpected geometries. The peculiarity of the table lies in the curvature of the marble of the legs from slab and not from block, avoiding waste of material. 

Tying and knotting mean joining, connecting two objects, bringing them together in harmonious progress.

The Babylon Rack project has been conceived as a work of modular mini-architecture, with many functional features for studying, working and relaxing.

Anastasia chairs are as light and delicate as breath

The kitchen project pays homage with its name to Villa D’Este, theater of culture, pleasure, well-being and happiness.

The Leonardo bed is an extension of the product family of the same name designed by Alessandro La Spada.

Across history the knot has had many different meanings, including sacred and religious symbolism.