Siona

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

This sofa combines the rigor of the geometric design that distinguishes it - in a backrest defined by full and empty volumes - with the softness of its round and slender seat.

Alessandro La Spada’s design graces the art of sculpting, inviting you to embrace technological research, craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

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

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

Nubia console is characterized by elegant and sinuous features.

This refined crearion boasts bold, rounded edges, evoking the era's emphasis on fluidity and innovation. Its square brass base symbolizes a harmonious blend of strength and refinement.

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

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

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

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

The Alya chair's padded seat rests on a three-way.

The Spectre armchair has organic and technical inspirations at the same time, defined by aerodynamic and material features that underline the exclusivity of the product also through a careful selec

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

The Elixir chair embodies the harmony between design and comfort.