Kings Cross

The Stankar product family, consisting of sofa, armchair, rocking armchair and low table, presents an apparently “suspended” seat.The rope elements are tied to a metal frame that surrounds the enti

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

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.

In today's homes, the kitchen is a place of work but also conviviality. This concept inspired the design of the Mayfair foodroom by Alessandro La Spada.

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

Designed to accompany the table of the same family, Kylo chair replicates its unique features thanks to an ideally continuous ribbon of metal tubing wrapping the back and the seat.

The inspirational mood board for this collection is titled “Non voglio mica la Luna”- lit. I’m not asking for the moon, the name of the famous song by the Italian singer Fiordaliso.

Aracea is a lamp inspired by a liana with large oval and heart-shaped leaves.

The word “Lego” has a double meaning in Italian: it means to join, to link but it also recalls the famous game that brought together the childhood of countless children, including that of the desig

The CaCO3 artistic collective conducts a rigorous research that stages multiple and unedited reformulations of the possibilities of the language of mosaic in the contemporary world.

Rosemary is an elegant and enveloping armchair. Contemporary in design and welcoming in the shape of the seat, evokes a tulip that has just opened and invites you to relax.

The relationship between the exoskeleton and the full presence of the volumes is based on and contrasts with the presence of voids, not missing gaps but a new way of organizing graphic-compositiona

Ca’ Foscari bed stands out for its headboard with a sturdy outer frame and inner padding, in a sweeping curved silhouette.

The name is a tribute to the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci.

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.