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Neutron Low is a non-standard side table that can be of any size. We make them on request.

The first collection of Palo Nero. This is the beginning of a long journey based on years of experience in design and production.

Chiaro Child Bed is a versatile bed for younger ones.

Fusionis is a nightstand with milled handles that will perfectly complement a modern minimalist interior.

Neutron High was originally conceived as a coffee table, but it eventually became part of the Neutron series and became functional by incorporating sliding drawers. 

Minimalista - a super minimalist nightstand that we can customize to fit perfectly between the bed and the wall, in addition to standard sizes.

Leggero is a classic sofa in the modern sense. The emphasis on the cubicity of the base continues the tradition of the era of minimalism.

Viva is soft to the eye and just as soft to the touch.

The first collection of Palo Nero. This is the beginning of a long journey based on years of experience in design and production.

Round coffee table. 

The table top can be made of glass, ceramic and or wood. And the base can be in enamel or wood finish.

The Luminoso coffee tables are very elegant. Thanks to their shape, they appear monolithic. We designed the joints of the surfaces at 90 degrees to highlight the finish.

The Serenity table has a thin tabletop thanks to a frame hidden inside that connects all the parts of the seemingly fragile table.

Ispolin is an example of how we can influence the perception of form through small changes. We connected the legs and the tabletop at an angle to achieve a sense of lightness. 

Simplicity and softness define the Chiaro bed. Its shape may draw inspiration from modernism, which is deeply rooted in contemporary interiors.

Viva Child is a smaller version of the large Viva bed, designed to create a cohesive style throughout the living space. It features a high guardrail for added safety and warmth for the child.

Do you remember those incredible photos by the lake or lagoon with a wooden pier? Where the logs support a small bridge. That's exactly the image that inspired the concept of this table.