The Avis green glass bowl showcases the artistry of Portuguese handblown glass, with a vibrant green hue enriched by natural tonal variations.
Inspired by the traditional Coração de Viana, this handcrafted cushion celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Portugal’s Minho region.
This unique 3-seater sofa combines luxurious blue velvet upholstery with a classic silhouette and eye-catching details.
Prisma sofa was conceived by Italian artist and designer Augusto Betti in 1971, during lectures to his students in his hometown Faenza.
Bibliochaise, the armchair-bookcase by designer Giovanni Gennari, now part of Paradisoterrestre catalogue.
Designed by Japanese architect and designer Kazuhide Takahama for the Bolognese entrepreneur Dino Gavina in 1984.
The balanced gesture of the hand translates into a volumetric element. The Noodle armchair by Italian artist and designer Augusto Betti welcomes us in a harmonic dimension.
This is the wooden version of a project developed when architect Kazuhide Takahama was in Italy to set up the Japanese pavilion at XI Triennale in Milan, 1956/57.
Prisma armchair was conceived by Italian artist and designer Augusto Betti in 1971, during lectures to his students in his hometown Faenza.
