Functional, simple and organic in design, the T-Table, special edition by Jaime Hayon
for Bosa, is easy to hold and move. Conceived as a small side table to be placed next
to a chair, sofa or armchair, it would be useful as a support and/or decorative element.

Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni for Lema, Orion coffee tables feature a graphic element, a slight metal recess with a bronze or matt lacquer finish, combining functionality and simplicity. The top is characterized by a circumference that adds an original touch, perfect for placing decorative objects, cups or small accessories.

Etro Home Interiors’ original Tiered circular coffee table conceals two
pivoting drawers. Finished in the collection’s new lacquers and with a
microfiber interior, it stands out for its refined appeal and vintage accents.

Designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez for Ethimo, Allaperto Bistrò
is a small dining chair inspired by the warm atmosphere of French cafés. It is
characterized by the ergonomic comfort of its seat and its singular, resolutely
contemporary allure, retaining the timeless, inimitable charm of wickerwork.

Designed by Jai Jalan for Désirée, the Ethìa modular sofa is made up of slightly rounded upholstered elements of different sizes that can be assembled to create islands or chaise longues. The backrests, with their padded-effect stitching, are attached to the quilted base with visible metal motifs in a bronze finish. The upholstery, in fabric or leather, is removable.

Designed by Setsu & Shinobu Ito for Désirée, Imae side tables feature a cylindrical base structure in metal and MDF lacquered wood, with a burnished metal effect. The circular top, available in two sizes, can be finished in white Carrara, black Marquina or grey Silver Roots marble.

Designed by Gordon Guillaumier for Frigerio, the new Dao Soft sectional sofa features high backrests and seat elements upholstered with different densities of polyurethane foam and goose-down inserts, for total comfort and great flexibility, allowing configurations ranging from the most classic and traditional to the most contemporary.

Studiopepe has created a new line of Innesti pots for Ethimo, designed to decorate outdoor spaces and enhance the beauty of nature. Made to be matched in pairs or groups, they feature complementary shapes that make them easy to install and modify, in compositions with a sophisticated texture, thanks to the special concrete.

10:30 is Anderssen & Voll’s new sofa for Lapalma. On a base of solid ash or iroko for outdoor environments, rest two soft, upholstered cushions, comfortable and welcoming. Available as an armchair, two-seater sofa and extended two-seater sofa, with a wide choice of coverings.

Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni for Lema and upholstered in fabric or leather,
the small Blanca armchair combines comfort, delicacy and solidity. Its sides
become armrests and surround the almost suspended seat, as if in an embrace.

Gordon Guillaumier designed the Pavos coffee table for Frigerio, featuring a solid structure with cylindrical legs in solid ash, supporting two fluidly shaped tops: two squares with rounded edges superimposed. The lower tabletop is in ash, contrasting with the upper one in smoked glass, a new material designed to convey an idea of both conceptual and visual lightness.

New version of the Costume sofa-modular by Stefan Diez for Magis. Made from recycled and recyclable polyethylene, it features a deeper seat that takes advantage of the existing pouf module by adding a new backrest molded in recycled plastic, which can be complemented by larger cushions.

Designed by Lorenza Bozzoli for Ghidini1961, Tria coffee tables feature triangular tops in three different sizes and heights for a wide range of compositions, accentuated by the possibility of combining them with a wide choice of marbles.

Generous volumes underlined by sinuous curves and vibrant orange crinkled velvet upholstery define the Mambo modular sofa, designed by Lorenza Bozzoli for Ghidini1961, to celebrate the fluidity and sensuality of the mambo. Delicate, linear quilted details are behind its distinctive crumpled look, inspired by the dresses of Creole dancers.

Composed of two round coffee tables with a black stainless steel structure, the Aperitivo
collection is designed by Simone Cagnazzo for Liu Jo Living, to accompany and enhance
the convivial atmosphere with family and friends. Available in two sizes and heights.

Designed by Roberto Sironi for Tacchini, the high-impact Brut coffee table
features a lightweight concrete base and a cast aluminum top.

Designed by Monica Armani for Turri, the Roma modular sofa features a wide seat and large independent cushions which, together with the armrest extended partially along the perimeter of the upholstery, guarantee a unique feeling of comfort. The upholstery can be in leather or fabric, and the metal legs are available in Champagne Gold or Gris Graphite finishes.

As elegant as jewels, the Ring coffee tables, designed by Serena Confalonieri for Saba Italia, are inspired by the cut-outs in precious stones that are mounted on rings. The choice of finishes is designed to underline this similarity: the metal structures are available in several variants, each with its own corresponding shape. The glass trays are literally set into these bases.

Although its forms are simple and organic, the Malvasia outdoor chair by Francesca Lanzavecchia for S-CAB expresses a production challenge: extrapolate the back and seat from a single perforated and calendered piece, then weld them to the tubular structure almost invisibly. Its double-curved legs give it a poetic lightness, whose minimal profile is complemented by soft armrests and cushions.

The inspiration for the Hyppo family of coffee tables, imagined by Meneghello Paolelli for S-CAB, is linked to the morphology of the hippopotamus and is revealed in the design of the prominent, sculptural aluminum legs. The contrasting top, in paste-colored laminate, is distinguished by its slim profile and irregular contour, reminiscent of an animal’s body. Available in different diameters and heights.

Embodying the ethos of sculptural minimalism, the Solitude armchair is inspired
by the geometric principles of the Bauhaus movement. Its unique design features
offset armrests, offering versatile and comfortable seating possibilities. Covered in
a rich, coarsely woven Italian bouclé, the beige fabric exudes a sophisticated charm,
contrasting beautifully with the elegant stainless steel frame.

In addition to its role as an accent or bedside lamp, Louise, by Jean-Marie Massaud
for Ramun, offers a multi-sensory experience. The lamp features a candle mode
that simulates a flickering flame. What’s more, it can play ten different classical
melodies. Portable and rechargeable, it is made of bulletproof glass
and LEDs, and is available in rose gold.

Created by Odo Fioravanti for Pedrali, the new Philía outdoor chair features
a tubular structure in resistant steel, while the seat and back are wrapped
in PVC cord, textured with lines that, thanks to a horizontally-directed
weave, cross in the center to guarantee elasticity and high resistance.

Helvetica, Park Associati’s first seating collection for Potocco, is characterized
by a perfect balance between geometric precision and organic forms. Made
from ash and metal, the chair is available in two variants: one with a curved
solid wood backrest, the other with the addition of upholstery.

Gruuve, a sofa system designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso with rounded profiles that reach down to the floor. With the fluid, irregular lines of its four modules, it lends dynamics to the room and offers unexpected flexibility to its design.

Designed by Anna Lindgren and Sofia Lagerkvist of Swedish design studio Front for Moroso, the Lakelet side tables recreate a captivating, shimmering color palette on a glass surface, blending into each other in the reflection of shimmering water. Irregular in shape and size, they rest on a curved glass base. Together, they form a choral composition, but can also be chosen individually.

Created by Mario Ferrarini for Potocco, Trousse is a measured and versatile
chair for the dining room. Its solid ash legs and wide seat with rounded
profiles help create an enveloping seat with a contemporary aesthetic.

Expanding lighting possibilities with its portable form and adjustable light, the Blossi Table Mini lamp, designed by Sofie Refer for Nuura, features energy-saving LED technology. A replaceable LED disc reflects the light inside the lampshade, producing a warm, indirect glow, while the dimming function allows the mood to be adjusted according to mood or need.

Designed by Alberto Meda, the Frametable meeting table is characterized by its sober design and lightness of form. Available in fixed and folding versions, it features a die-cast aluminum structure and a rectangular or oval top in a variety of sizes and materials. Alias.

Odeon is a versatile directional office system that combines classic and modern furnishing solutions. Alea.

Boomerang by Charlotte Perriand is a choice piece for any workspace, thanks to its organic, attractive design, exclusive to the office. Cab Lounge and Cab Office, elegant executive chairs from the Cab collection by Mario Bellini. Cassina.

Diver by Mauro Lipparini is a particularly seductive executive desk, with indications and material combinations of refined sobriety. Bonaldo.

Peek-a-Book Large is a prestigious desk designed by Roberto Lazzeroni, inspired
by the poetic image of a closed book. The base is in solid ash, stained mocha or wenge,
and the top is covered with a special seamless coating technique. Poltrona Frau.

Created by Mauro Lipparini, Moneypenny is an excellent satellite container,
used alone or in conjunction with a desk, with a refined aesthetic
typical of its formal and design synthesis. Bonaldo.

Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni, the Jobs office desk is the result of careful consideration of changing attitudes to new technologies and a rigorous selection of materials, which enrich the various volumes with understated elegance, while also stylistically marking the different workspaces. Poltrona Frau.

The Loop desk is legendary, a flawless, unambiguous product designed by Kazuhide Takahama. Combining design and functionality, it is perfect for furnishing corporate offices. Cassina.

The uniqueness of the faceted geometries that characterize Eracle’s aluminum structure embellishes the executive meeting space. The beauty of the diamond-shaped base becomes functional. An element used to conceal cable routing. Alea.

Joyn 2 Platform by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec enables teamwork and allows table lengths of up to 6.4 meters, with space for 8 to 10 standard workstations. HAL RE Tube chair by Jasper Morrison features a classic 4-leg base and a soft recycled plastic shell offering excellent comfort. Antonio Citterio’s ID Trim chair, with its compactly upholstered backrest and 5-leg base, expresses classic elegance and high-quality craftsmanship. Vitra.

Rendez-Vous adapts to the multiple functions of the contemporary office desk thanks to its lightweight design and 3 available heights. Alea.

Steve Leung’s Jet Plane desk transcends the realm of simple office furniture.
It stands out for its unique aerodynamic design, inspired
by the clean lines of a jet plane. Visionnaire.

MedaMorph is a high-quality conference and meeting table system designed by Alberto Meda. Created by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, the Softshell chair is mounted on a height-adjustable 5-star swivel base with castors. Vitra.

The Flatiron desk, by Mauro Lipparini, features a modern, sculptural design in which its symmetrical bases and solid top create a harmonious product capable of becoming the protagonist of the room. Bonaldo.

With a clean, rational design, Rive Droite, designed by Christophe Pillet, is an American walnut desk with 6 drawers and a top with leather desk pad. Ceccotti Collezioni.

The Archimede desk stands out for its linear, lightweight design, suitable for managerial environments. Alea.

Designed by Charlotte Perriand, Ventaglio is a multifunctional table with a revolutionary design, whose shape and use set it apart from all other tables. It can accommodate several people around its asymmetrical top, which offers ample space for computers and other professional tools. Cassina.

Clever and uncluttered, the Sopwith 165 small desk by Giuseppe Casarosa combines beauty and functionality to meet the demands of a contemporary lifestyle. Ceccotti Collezioni.

Supported on one side by a leg, on the other by a storage unit, the Trust “small” desk, designed by Lievore, Altherr & Park, is ideal as a personal workstation and as a home desk. The Chancellor swivel chair by Lievore, Altherr & Molina is height-adjustable; the backrest and seat feature a sophisticated “Syncron” oscillating mechanism that allows the user to adopt a continuous series of 5 positions ranging from a straight backrest to a true chaise longue. Poltrona Frau.

The Joyn 2 Touchdown table is designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for temporary use: the user has quick and easy access to electrical and IT devices, while screens provide acoustic and visual isolation for targeted tasks. Antonio Citterio’s ACX Mesh task chair features a knitted fabric backrest. Vitra.

Designed by La Conca, Ambassador is a desk in lacquered wood and leather. External structure
in plywood and MDF with polished lacquer, curved and shaped top with polished lacquer,
thick edge and leather profile. Leather-covered wooden side legs and internal
cable channel. Chest of drawers with leather-covered panels. Visionnaire.

Itube is a work desk where aesthetics becomes function. It is designed with 3 types of accessory: rectangular or organically shaped shelves, plant holders and containers recessed between half-trays. Versatile with a strong funky spirit, Itube is the perfect solution for furnishing coworking spaces. Alea.

Oasi’s refined, contemporary design combines comfort and functionality. Its distinctive
feature is a pair of metal slats that support the desk. The latter is characterized by the
possibility of combining 2 materials with the aluminum perimeter field. Alea.

Carlo Scarpa has designed Sarpi Office, a conference table with a new upside-down base and a reduced footprint that makes it suitable for office spaces of all sizes. Cassina.

With its irregular shape, Trust Iconic Desk by Lievore, Altherr & Park invites sharing by offering multiple stations and sides. Sophisticated and timeless, Jean-Marie Massaud’s DownTown Conference chair is the ideal complement for work or learning environments. Poltrona Frau.

The Eames Segmented meeting table by Charles and Ray Eames can be equipped with electrical and data connections, as well as wireless charging technology. Soft and voluptuous, the Soft Pad chair by Charles and Ray Eames adapts to the body and offers extraordinary comfort. Vitra.

Designed by Samuele Mazza, the Wright desk features a bentwood main structure
with 2 drawers. The openable central part of the top desk features a penholder
compartment and a second one for cable management. Visionnaire.

The Blade collection, with its free-standing desks, lends an original and refined touch to the workplace. The corners of the worktops are ideally rounded to match the shape of the leg. Alea.

Luca Roccadadria has designed the Rocky modular bookcase for Cantori,
with a tropicalized sheet-iron structure for both indoor and outdoor use.
It consists of a single module that can be turned over to form different
compositions to suit different spatial requirements.

Design Marco Zito for Bross, Peggy is a shepherd’s chair with natural ash structure, stained or mat lacquered; upholstered seat and back.

The Dama baskets are designed by Maurizio Manzoni for Cierre1972, with a woven leather structure and special finish on the cut edges. Thanks to a combination of material inserts, they become coffee tables, comfortable poufs or containers capped with wooden or stone trays.

Designed by Draga & Aurel for Todd Merrill Studio, the retro-futuristic furniture in the Flare collection is made entirely of multicolored Lucite. The series includes seven coffee tables and a totem-style sculpture in a range of vibrant hues. Lucite is a patented, hand-treated version of acrylic resin.

Inspired by the landscapes of Colombia, the Picos collection, designed by REPUBLIC OF II BY IV for Ames, includes a coffee table and a side table, handcrafted to embody the essence of Colombian art and tradition. The pieces can be used individually or nested together, guaranteeing functionality and visual appeal.

Designed by Werner Aisslinger for Frag, the Hug modular sofa features both linear elements and more complex geometric shapes, lending itself to multiple compositions.

Curved lines and a fascinating silhouette for the Roè outdoor chair, designed by Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces for Fast. Made from extruded die-cast aluminum, it can be customized with different types of cushions.

Designed by Yabu Pushelberg for Collection Particulière, the Clover dining table,
in brushed oak, features a tapering central base with a top composed of three petals.

Designed by Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces for Fast, the Naca outdoor table is centered on its die-cast aluminum legs, available in numerous ranges and colors. Available with tops in a variety of shapes and colors.

Three-seater sofa and armchair from the Tasca collection by Robert Stadler for Ghidini1961, comfortable and welcoming thanks to the deep seat, whose shaped cushions follow the sinuous lines of the aluminum structure.

The Syren family by Oscar and Gabriele Buratti for Frag is extended with the dining chair and two-seater sofa. A tubular metal frame supports a wide band of saddle leather that wraps around the chair. The comfortable seat is made of a single structural cushion, voluminous and aesthetically pleasing, while the back and armrests (available on the two-seater divan) are designed as soft, mobile cushions that adapt to the body’s contours for total comfort.

Spanish designer Luis Gimeno presents the Kokeshi table, composed of two interlocking, complementary pieces of wood. One is rounded and the other has a hollow leg, the rounded part of which is designed to accommodate the other part. This creation is available as a bench and a chair, based on the same principle. The bench is composed of a long segment, which is inserted into a small side table.

The fruit of a collaboration with designer Matteo Nunziati, Unopiù presents
the Davos collection, a seating system with modular elements designed to move
from indoors to outdoors, thanks to upholstery and fabrics that reproduce the
comfort and softness of indoor furniture.

The Sipario suspension luminaire for interiors is designed by Gupica for Fiam with two
glass elements, finished in smoke or bronze, fused with a wavy shape. Double cylindrical
light source with integrated COB LED and opal white methacrylate diffuser.

Mario Ferrarini’s Hawi chair for Lapalma is inspired by the skilful hand-sanding of wood.
Stackable, it is exceptionally versatile, adapting to different tastes and uses.

Design Mario Ferrarini for Potocco, the base of the Syn dining table is designed by
combining wood with marble or stone. The circular top is in marble, stone or wood.

Inspired by the ancient myth of the two-faced divinity, the Giano chair from Paolo Castelli’s Acquerello collection interprets a classic seat with a wooden structure, defined by the apparent meeting of the two rear legs in the central part, extended towards the backrest to determine its perfect division into two twin elements.

The design of the Capri sofa and chaise longue evokes the aesthetics of the 1970s, with a structure composed of painted aluminum tubes that form the continuous armrests and backrest, adorned with generous cushions. The result is a collection with a decisive personality, light and resolute, signed Bernhardt&Vella, for Rugiano.

Designed by Zanellato/Bortotto for Bolzan, the Curtains bedroom storage collection is defined by undulating surfaces that echo the sinuous design of Roman blinds, with their succession of curves.

The Brezza family by Alessandro Stabile for S-CAB expands to include a coffee table with two large tops in concrete or HPL, an armchair and a two-seater sofa with easily removable cushions, fitting the frame without the need for glue, buttons, zippers or Velcro, in a logic of circularity.

The Elba coffee tables by Bernhardt&Vella for Rugiano are inspired by the soft, rounded shape of water drops. Available in different sizes and colors, they feature a unique gradient effect, giving the metallic-painted aluminum structure a distinctive hue, ranging from azure to bronze.

Designed by Ryan Twardzik of Unform Studio, the Un9 Pop-up Lounge chair, part of the Pop-up collection, features a modular system based on a metal grid frame and removable, fully upholstered cylindrical cushions.

In the Livorno chair, designed by Antonio de Marco for Very Wood, the emphasis is
on creating a dynamic dialogue between all the components: the legs all come from
the same section and the seat rests on four equal crosspieces. Livorno is
distinguished by the special peeling of the round leg section.

Designed by Gupica for Nilufar, the Floralia wall lamp is in brushed stainless steel
with a brushed brass shade in the shape of a flower. Silver-coated bulbs included.
Wiring cable in green fabric.

Madie storage system, designed by Roberto Gobbo for Zalf, with burnished base, tray and base top panel in the new TSS Opus cemento finish. The storage units feature Opus calce Plana push&pull doors and Grip cemento fronts, and the open part is in mattone.

The Mosquito chair, designed by Rex Kralj for Very Wood, is available in natural oak and walnut, in addition to several distinctive colors. Designer Bart Schilder was inspired by the strong graphic appeal of the winged seat and the chair’s angular legs to design the new Mosquito bar stool, available in two heights in natural walnut and oak.

Elegant and versatile, the Lulù lounge chair in galvanized steel, designed by Daniel Lavonius
Jarefeldt for Unopiù, is available in graphite or sand. Its suspended fabric seat
evokes the delicate undulation of a swing.

Designed by Meneghello Paolelli for S-CAB, the Flap collection of modular upholstered furniture is enhanced by additional modules, including chaise longue elements (right and left), an armchair and a pouffe.

Liquid metal and straw marquetry combine to inspire the precise, handcrafted
design of Cushion, a collection of coffee and occasional tables
and consoles designed by Luca Barengo for A&B Living.

Vogue modular sofa, by Gianmaria + Stefano Conficconi for Cierre1972, with metal
rame supported by elastic straps, wood arm trim, seat and back in polyurethane
foam covered with silicone microfiber, black or polished chrome metal legs.

Ellisse extendable table, Archirivolto design for Connubia, with ceramic top and monolithic base in curved painted sheet metal.

Lucente, a new lighting project by Gupica for Visionnaire. The light-diffusing lamp bodies, resembling colored gemstones with simple yet sophisticated shapes, are made from a secondary raw material obtained by recycling PMMA, commonly known as Plexiglas.

Ratio, by Toan Nguyen for Turri, an elegant, contemporary sofa in woven leather, with cushions and fabric-covered seat, supported by a metal structure wrapped around the sides in a leather weave like an undulating ribbon and lifted off the ground by slender metal feet.

For Cantori, Luca Roccadadria creates Twiggy, a metal and leather coffee table available in two sizes, with three sloping legs at the base and three hemispherical cuts around the circumference of the top covered in Italian leather. Available in two colors.

Veo room divider, by Sebastian Herkner for Zanat, an architectural object
composed of round, organically shaped pieces of solid wood.

Eide chair in FSC wood, designed by Archirivolto for Connubia, with stained beech
frame in four variants, wide, enveloping backrest, seat available in two versions:
upholstered and covered in fabric or imitation leather, and in multi-layer
matching the structure.

Shelfy wall bookcase, designed by Archirivolto for Connubia, with metal tubular uprights in three heights. Shelves in folded sheet metal, repositionable, in two sizes.

Designed by Christophe Delcourt, the NIN collection includes rectangular and round tables, console tables, pedestal tables and coffee tables. Available in brushed oak colors and shades.

Bowie, by This Weber for Very Wood, dining chair in ash, with seat and back in curved plywood or upholstered panel covered in fabric, vinyl or leather.

Nice sofa, designed by Pier Luigi Frighetto for Pianca, seductive and timeless, with a range of modules in different shapes and sizes, for custom configurations.

8890 side tables, designed by Sebastian Herkner for Rolf Benz, with organically shaped top resting on a curved glass plate. Available in two sizes.

Entirely in natural teak (FSC-certified), Woody floor lamp, designed by Marc Sadler for Ethimo, with double warm-light LED lamp and wired power supply. Tripod structure supporting a lamellar shade that filters and diffuses light through the slits.

For S-CAB, Meneghello Paolelli creates Flap, the first modular collection of upholstered outdoor furniture. Distinctive feature: a movable backrest resting on a tubular structure and able to pivot on its axis, allowing different inclinations of the support cushion.

Rodolfo Dordoni designs, for Very Wood, Sisters, a family of simple, comfortable
club chairs, with a seat cushion belted and padded on the inside. Ash legs.
Backrest available in two versions: classic with upholstery and less
conventional created by the frame cords, for indoor use.

Loveseat from the Noodle collection, by Kenneth Cobonpue: creation of rattan vines bent into flowing lines that derive from a random scrawl.

Fulham armchair by Gianfranco Ferré Home Design Team, with iron frame and
polyurethane foam padding, multi-layer poplar wood seat with elastic straps,
fabric or leather upholstery from the collection and iron swivel base.

Portable Seine lamp, designed by Space Copenhagen for Gubi, with specially developed LED and integrated battery. Custom-made docking plate with steel weight ring and powered by USB-C, serving as a permanent base and charging station (full capacity in around eight hours).

Interaction of light and space and the effects of glass materials: new Balina series for outdoor use, designed by Sara Moroni for Platek.

Signed by Kenneth Cobonpue and available in three sizes, Barnacle, a translucent
lamp in rice paper, is handcrafted and assembled to make each shape
and pattern unique, allowing light to shine through the material.

Composed of an exposed wooden structure, the Enso chair, designed by Paolo Castelli, uses a calibrated superposition of circles as its backrest.

A bell-shaped base with an irregular surface, available in glazed ceramic or Vicenza stone, for the Grieta table, designed by Paolo Castelli, with its pure tabletop design.

Ella upholstered chair, by Pier Luigi Frighetto for Pianca, with seat and backrest
forming a single volume and a tubular steel base surrounding and supporting
the shell. Available in a swivel version with four-star base.

Shape family of coffee tables, designed by Storage Milano for Potocco, with square glass top, solid wood base and structure composed of rectangles meeting to form a helix, secured by bronzed brass metal joints.

The first modular sofa designed by Reda Amalou, Ziggy is made up of four elements: a simple module reminiscent of a chaise longue, a corner module, a third with integrated magazine rack and side table, and an ottoman or footrest. Individually or assembled, these elements are available in leather or fabric.

AllSize outdoor table collection, designed by Alberto Lievore for Fast, with new models: coffee and bar tables in lacquered aluminum, with tops in aluminum laminate or stoneware.

Created by Pier Luigi Frighetto for Pianca, Mambo, a series of coffee tables in different heights and sizes, all with the same structure and details, completed by a round pouf, available in two sizes, with grosgrain cushion upholstery.

Designed by the Italian studio Skrivo, for Bolia, Bowie is a sophisticated armchair with a solid oak structure certified FSC, gradually widening as it descends from the armrest to the foot.

Inspired by organic forms and movement, the Cloth coffee table by Joao Teixeira
produces a balance between boldness and elegance. Mixing Japanese simplicity
and Scandinavian functionality, according to the new trend of Japandi design.
Metal book holder in the center, with curved bottom and legs.

For her first collaboration with Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, Serena Confalonieri designed Arcadia, a footstool whose shapes play with the curved wood, the brand’s signature element. The classic wooden arch is bent into an arch shape, which is repeated around the perimeter of the footstool and becomes both the structural base and an aesthetic element.

Hong Kong-based multidisciplinary cabinet Napp Studio has created a series of four contemporary versions of the popular little stool called Mini-Stools, made from three different types of solid wood, with green panels.

Nora armchair in solid wood, signed Michael Schmidt for Bross. Back legs extending to define the inner profile of the armrest. Upholstered shell in leather or fabric with tone-on-tone or contrast stitching.

Morgana armchair, designed by Codato and Trevisiol for Bonaldo, with a wooden structure that emphasizes the shape of the legs, armrest and backrest, in contrast with the soft leather headrest. Simple back and seat with sinuous curves. A comfortable footrest completes the collection.

Soft and comfortable volumes for the Visti armchair, designed by studio Nooi for Bolia,
with a solid oak frame certified FSC. Flat armrests for a book or a cup of tea.

Girl in the Sea folding lounger, from the Toiletpaper collection for Seletti,
made of solid beech wood and printed water-repellent polyester fabric,
treated against UV.

Chair from the Path collection, designed by Carlesi Tonelli for Bross,
with tapered legs, in natural ash or beech, stained or matt lacquered.
The seat is a combination of a thin visible wood profile and an upholstered
cushion. An opening on the backrest ensures maximum ergonomics.
Available with leather or fabric upholstery and exposed hand stitching.

Designed by the young Cypriot designer Michael Anastassiades for CoEdition,
the T-Square shelf consists of a top in Arabescato marble or solid oak,
natural or black stained, supported by a triangular support
in bronze lacquered metal or solid brass.

Pevero 3 seater sofa by Unopiù, with teak structure and removable cushions (seat, back and armrests) in 100% acrylic fabric in Diamante color.

Designed by MM Company for the brand Sitia, Nuki, a small armchair
with minimal and two-dimensional lines, can be placed in a corner
dedicated to homework or around a dining table. Small hook
incorporated in the backrest, to hang a bag or a jacket.

Luna, circular cabinet, signed Patricia Urquiola for CoEdition, in the shape of a
drum divided into compartments for storing documents or displaying objects.
Quadrants rotating at 90° around the center of the circle, thus opening partially
or totally the hidden part of the cabinet.

Kriss collection, designed by Maurizio and Silvia Varsi for Bonaldo, composed of a bed and a bench, combining the softness of the fabric with the strength of the wood.

Handcrafted in brass, the Krown suspension, from Karim Rashid’s Kasual
collection, sensualizes glass, removing outdated facets and stereotypes from
the history of lighting. Geometric design of combined sculptural shades.

Short for modularity, Mod is a TV stand designed by noo.ma, with over 100 configuration possibilities, composed of four infinitely customizable and re-customizable modules. Spacious drawers that can hold up to 30 kg and accommodate a collection of CDs, books or magazines, as well as tableware or accessories.

Les Arcs, square coffee table in aluminum, designed by Meneghello Paolelli Associati for Unopiù.

Dress Code, chair signed by Gumdesign for S.CAB, inspired by the norms of
clothing fashion: associations of colors and fabrics. Fabric as smooth as a sheet,
upholstered version or upholstered in the shape of waves.

Kelp chair, inspired by the lines and silhouettes of ocean vegetation, Interesting Times Gang design, 3D printed with a material made from recycled fishing nets mixed with wood fiber.

Blend, design Giuseppe Viganò for Bonaldo, with soft upholstery. Bed in saddle leather with an elegant and refined design, playing on the idea of harmony and balance between contrasting elements.

Suspension Kapsule, from the Kasual collection by Karim Rashid,
sculptural and functional at the same time. Brass strips shaped
and assembled by hand by skilled artisans.

The Half & Half suspension, designed by Alain Gilles for Hind Rabii Lighting,
is divided into two parts: low, which diffuses a soft light through its opal glass
half-bulb; and high, made of ceramic, with its cross shape, expressing its
personality when touched by daylight. The latter will evolve and change
orientation during the course of a day, thus creating a perception and a play
of shadows in constant evolution on the upper part and on the glossy
ceramic surface divided into quarters.

Notes oak shelves, by Julien Renault for Cruso, for discreet and neat storage and display, ideal for any interior. Available in three lengths and supported by a steel wall bracket.

Balconi, designed by Oiko Design for the outdoor brand Diabla,
revisits the most recognizable structure of the folding balcony chair,
using curved tubes in open arcs and recycled plastic as the protagonist.

Falabella Stool, designed for Offecct by Lucy Kurrein, is a lightweight,
neat piece of furniture made of molded plywood, with a personal shape
and a name borrowed from the world’s smallest horse.

Timeless, natural and carefully crafted, the Type01 Veneer Shelf by Tylko is a modern reinterpretation of a furniture classic. Finished in natural wood, oak or ash, simple and functional lines, quality materials. Adaptable and customizable.

Columns luxury floor lamp, by Castro Lighting, designed with innovative
creativity, keeping in mind a modern elegance associated with playful
geometric elements. Perfect fusion between its gold-plated brass structure
and its cubic marble base, smart functionality and minimalist beauty.

Keiji Takeuchi imagines, for Cruso, the Springback coat rack.
Black or white steel structure to store clothes and accessories,
optional natural or black oak top, ideal for storage.

The Building coffee table, by Alessandro La Spada for Visionnaire, reveals a play of perspective between full and empty portions. Five tops at different heights appear to be a single linear piece from above, in which the natural image of Patagonian marble is continuous and legible.

Geometric matrix and trapezoidal shape for the Curry sofa with reduced depth, by Piero Lissoni for Porro, inspired by the Orient: black structure in solid ash forming the frame of the backrest in woven straw. Ideal in an entrance hall, a waiting room or to play with several models placed next to each other to create independent islands of relaxation.

Solid wood top supported by steel arches: these are the pure and essential elements of the Archie table, designed by Serena Confalonieri for Medulum. Its base is inspired by the trajectory of bouncing objects; a dance of sinuous movements that refer to the classic shapes of arches. Available with oval or round top, and in solid color or decorated with multicolored inlaid graphics.

Arthur stool in solid ash with silver inserts, or in solid natural oak with copper inserts,
by Bottega Ghianda, with three sword-shaped legs. Homage to the Austrian architect
Adolf Loos, hostile to all forms of ornamentation, but referring to earlier times.

The Meisen Collection cabinet and desk, designed by Bethan Laura Wood, is enhanced by custom Alpi wood with a colorful, wavy texture. The wood grain on the edges is reminiscent of the vibrant patterns of the Ikat weave, with which Meisen fabric was produced, used to create Japanese kimonos in the early 20^th century.

The simplicity of the circle and square is complemented by Lema’s refined materials and workmanship. These characteristics define the Cruise coffee tables. Metal bases, glass plates and grinding of the edge of each top create a 1mm thick profile. Available with glossy and matte lacquered top and in different heights.

Lightness and style distinguish the Lise dining chair, designed by Domenico Mula
for DOM Edizioni. Structure in natural wood or in white or black lacquered
wood and seat cushion in raffia available in a wide range of fabrics.

Soffio, an original lamp designed by Emanuel Gargano, with a unique material made
of solidified fabric. It produces a soft light and looks like a hanging cloth to dry in the sun.

Taking its name from a Swedish approach to living well, Lagom is a series of three poufs designed by Tollgård & Castellani for Porada. Enhanced with a wooden handle, they integrate into the living space, creating moments of conviviality.

Oscar and Gabriele Buratti designed Frame-shift for Moroso, a simple bookcase composed of a few repeated elements, overlapping vertically to create compositions with horizontal shelves. As its sliding panels apply on both sides, it can be placed against a wall or in the center of a room.

The curved lines and soft texture of the seat of the Belmont sofa, by Domenico Mula for DOM Edizioni, combine with the large Tiffany oak base supported by small trunks cut into the shape of a cloverleaf. Base also available in Riviera wenge.

Designed by Molinari Design, the Bibendum modular sofa is based on the concept of stackability: seat and backrest created by stacking leather cushions. The supporting structure is made of a thin recyclable polyurethane shell, available in different finishes, such as lacquer or leather, whose curvature envelops the cushions. Each of the seats is an independent armchair, supported by a cylindrical and swivel base, which can be assembled by varying the configuration of the object according to the room, the tastes, the number of seats or armchairs needed.

Christophe Pillet has created, for Frigerio, Santa Monica, a family of small tables of different sizes and heights for flexible solutions to various furnishing needs. A sophisticated, simple and elegant product. Three external tubular legs in painted metal support a round top, on which rests a textured glass in two color variants, bronze and smoked.

With new proportions, Cloudscape is the result of the collaboration between Diesel Living and Moroso. The large linked cushions with distinctive flaps, signature of the collection, form the structure, without additional additions, reinforcing the idea of pure comfort. Also available in a single-seat version, an extra-large, intimate and comfortable armchair, similar to the sofa.

Arne’ modular sofa, by Gianfranco Frigerio, with base on the floor, upholstered structure, low back and armrest covered with leather or fabric with a fold at the bottom.

Part furniture, part sculpture, an intimate and chic observatory on the world,
the Lemni armchair, by Marco Lavit for Living Divani, reveals the desire to lighten up
from superfluous weights and to glide through the air, enchanting with its graphic vitality.

The Gaia table lamp with rechargeable battery, by Marc Sadler for Ethimo,
guarantees a direct and ambient light and charming corners
dedicated to relaxation or conviviality.

Campanula portable table lamp, design Romeo Sozzi for Promemoria,
with blown Murano glass shade with ballotton decoration, multicolored,
glittered; smooth bronze and LED lighting with Icosaedro technology.

Designed by Marc Sadler for Foscarini, Twiggy Wood, suspension with
a fine wood diffuser and a thin, curved carbon fiber stem.

Pierre, designed by Studio Contromano for Flou, is a small armchair with tubular metal back in the colors anodic bronze, matte burnished, oxide, black, greige, white, magma and ocean. Upholstered seat with removable fabric or leather cover. Available in two sizes.

Tetris, a floor lamp with a clean, linear design by Marc Sadler for Ethimo, furnishes outdoor environments and generates unexpected light effects. A practical side table or garden pouf, its various teak tetrominoes fit together like a Tetris and the connecting lines filter the light, produced by a rechargeable LED body hidden inside.

Sfera Portable, designed by Lucie Koldova for Brokis, is a transportable table lamp with a matte black metal or stainless steel structure and a polygonal concrete base in natural concrete or terracotta-colored concrete finishes. The diffuser is spherical in blown glass with a glossy or opaque acid-etched outer surface. Glass available in smoked gray, smoked brown, opal or opal triplex. The light source is a variable intensity LED, with a black USB charging cable.

Inspired by the design of the 60’s and 70’s, the Compagna armchair by Molinari Design features a seat made of large leather cushions with square lines, placed inside a shell with a glossy finish.

Bluemoon armchair, by Patrick Jouin for Coedition, comfortable and sophisticated. Bronze lacquered metal structure, seat and backrest in molded wood, upholstered in polyurethane foam. Interior upholstered in fabric or leather and exterior in crust leather. Metal armrests covered with natural braided leather thread.

Designed by Ilenia Viscard for Flou, the Quartetto coffee table is inspired by the shape of a four-leaf clover petal: it can live on its own or be combined with other identical elements to obtain a large round coffee table with 4 petals. Burnished metal structure, solid ash legs stained coffee or black and bronze, transparent or smoked glass top. The glass top rests on the structure which does not accept any visible screws or construction system.

Bottega Ghianda’s Lionardo table combines the light transparency of a glass top rounded on both sides with its sturdy wooden base, whose line layout recalls the machines invented by Leonardo da Vinci.

Marijana Radovic & Marco Bonelli have designed for Visionnaire the Wing dining table with geometric shapes and curved lines, with a gull-wing appearance: a large marble pot forms the central base, on which the circular top, a personalized wooden disk with different finishes, rests. A central opening above the base, ideal for plants and flowers.

In designing the 520 for Thonet, designer Marco Dessi has created a contemporary interpretation of the upholstered chair that is directly in keeping with the heritage of the Frankenberg-based furniture manufacturer. Available with or without armrests and in a wide range of materials, the chair series lends itself to many different settings.

Studio d’Armes, in collaboration with Verre d’Onge, unveils its duo of table and floor lamps in blown glass: Gigi and Gigi Grande. They let themselves be discovered, unveiling themselves in alternating opacities and transparencies. Under the breath of the glass artist, their gradations and tints unfold in the material, each time in a unique way. Thus, each lamp is singular. With their different dimensions, they take on distinct personalities. The large one stands out with its elegant geometry and refined details, while the small one is playful and translates joy and softness.

The enveloping design of the Basket chair, by Marijana Radovic and Marco Bonelli for Visionnaire, is developed on a steel structure, through the elegant backrest realized with iroko wood segments, held together to create a finely worked collar effect.

A new addition to the Ava family, the Avebury dining table by Tom Faulkner features a sculptural base. Its top can be made of wood or marble.

Contrast, play of reflections and strong sculptural presence characterize the Bio-s lighting collection, designed by Studio Team Design for Bonaldo. Composed of three different pendant lights and a floor lamp, the range is an expression of three-dimensionality and perspective, a meeting place for nuanced elements. In the floor lamp, an architectural metal structure encloses the blown glass of the shade in all its finesse. The design of this lamp has a strong suggestive capacity, accentuated by the lampshade that can be in transparent or smoked glass with mirror.

Designed and handcrafted, the Anata custom furniture collection consists of eight designs that include a range of stools, cabinets, coffee tables and dining tables. This family of furniture embodies Block722’s passion and commitment to providing unique pieces of effortless elegance.

The Khama carpet series, for Carpet Edition, is distinguished by the use of banana silk, a fully biodegradable vegetable fiber with extraordinary characteristics. Harvested from the longest leaf and the bark of the banana tree, this material is transformed into a natural and very resistant fiber. The softness and shine obtained is similar to that of silk, guaranteeing a high level of comfort and aesthetics.

Marco Zito has designed the new Sit collection for Bross, a versatile and contemporary range of lounge chairs, loungers and poufs with soft, wraparound lines, shaped for maximum ergonomics.

The new modular sofa on Horizon platform, by Christophe Pillet for Frigerio, is inspired by the American design of the 50s and 60s. Emphasized by the particular shape of the painted metal base, it is enriched with elements that reveal its absolute modernity. The platform on which the files and armrests are suspended is covered with fabric or leather to accentuate its sophisticated character.

Wide legs, thick tops and a stocky look distinguish the Forte coffee tables from the Galta collection, designed by SCMP Design Office for Kann Design. They are available in round or rectangular versions and in three finishes: natural oak, black and green.

Designed by Giuseppe Bavuso for Zanette, the Morfeo bed is finished at the back so it can be placed anywhere in the room. The bedside tables are extensions of the base and can be fitted with integrated LED lights, while matching the double upholstered and reclining headboard covered in fabric or leather. Available in four sizes and in a storage version.

SowdenLight presents Shades, a series of lamps from the George Sowden studio with multiple configuration possibilities, thanks to the modularity of the silicone components, a fabulous material for diffusing light in bright colors, resistant and washable.

The Bon Ton suspension, by Studio Team Design for Bonaldo, revolves around a central axis formed by three metal blades. On this light object, the glass spheres are shades arranged irregularly to emphasize its dynamic nature. Available with a single sphere or in versions with three or six spheres that animate the figure of the lamp.

The design of the Wing sofa, by Marijana Radovic and Marco Bonelli for Visionnaire, is characterized by curved lines and ample shapes, suggesting a window shape. Wing is accompanied by a console for objects and drinks in iroko wood on a steel structure, enveloping the upholstered part and becoming an integral part of the configuration. It has two shelves: one is functional, supporting the seat cushion, while the other is decorative, embracing the sofa on three sides. The vertical metal braids become architectural volumes that give rhythm to the space.

Designed by Cristina Celestino for Pianca, the Calatea Green chair is a tribute to the planet and an affirmation of Pianca’s commitment to the environment. Upholstery in polyester ecofiber derived from recycled PET plastic mineral water bottles. Plywood shell and legs in solid ash, from certified forests whose exploitation is controlled to fight against deforestation. Upholstery fabric made with Open End cotton yarn from 100% recycled materials.

The CicloItalia lamp is transformed to become the inspiration for a new series called CicloItalia Flex. The floor, ceiling and wall models are enriched with a brass hose and a “joint” at the base of the lantern, two elements that allow the light to be directed in many directions.

The inspiration of the automotive world is clear in the Albatros stool, designed by Alessandro La Spada for Visionnaire. The powder-coated aluminum structure – in light gray satin – supports a seat with linear and aerodynamic shapes.

The Leiwen Accent, designed by Serhei Lvov for Levantin design, is a functional and elegant storage space. Its design embodies the solidity and naturalness of wooden surfaces. Their symmetry creates stability, with certain angles giving the deceptive illusion of levitation. The composition of the structural elements is folded in the manner of Chinese characters. The corrugated facade in accent sheet metal echoes this.

Arabesk is the original armchair by Matrix International, here customized and covered with fabric with the elegant Tree of Life print by Simone Guidarelli Walldesign, also in the new sofa size, Arabesk Double, with an original mask shape. The armchair and the sofa represent the design complement that, thanks to the particular shape and the style rich in details, furnish spaces with style and functionality.

Contemporary and versatile, the Clack! folding chair, by José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales for Gandiablasco, is an elegant, light and durable travel companion thanks to its innovative design details and its powder-coated aluminum structure, available in many monochrome and two-tone versions. More than an outdoor chair, it is an essential piece of furniture in any indoor or outdoor space, private or contractual. Moreover, as it is foldable, easy to store and transport, it invites to create unique combinations and atmospheres, as elegant as they are changing.

Created by Bartoli Design for Bonaldo, Gocce is a suspension lamp system: the basic element consists of two drop-shaped Pyrex glass bubbles, one transparent on the outside and one satin on the inside. The glass bubbles are connected to a metal rod that supports them and contains an LED light source. Available in single version or in compositions with three or five lamps with ceiling rose.

Developed and produced by Limonta, for Luxury Living Group’s Bentley Home brand, the innovative and ethically sound Marm\More powdered marble fabric gracefully adorns the Wickham chair. The new fabric is available in a light gray version with a matte finish.

Available in two versions, Day and Night, the Moove collection, designed by Zanette, includes a plurality of equipped systems, with a transversal destination: the wall or floor elements can be freely combined between them according to the needs in living or night spaces. The alternation of empty spaces with shelves and parts closed by doors, as well as the finishes, make this family a dynamic and customizable furniture.

Made of Batyline fabric to guarantee lightness and resistance to humidity, sun and saltpetre, the Picnic hammock, by José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales for Gandiablasco, has an amalgam of more than ten shades, from the monochrome version in white to its most chic version in quartz gray, anthracite or bottle green.

The Woven Outdoor Lounge Sofa, a sofa by HKliving, invites you to extend your indoor living space to the outdoors with modernity and comfort. It stands out for the rigor of its lines, its essential and powerful minimalism and the harmonious balance between full and empty spaces that its outline manages to create.

In its simplicity and with its pure and rigorous geometric forms, the Jonas stool, designed by Gianfranco Frigerio, furnishes every environment and is coordinated with the complete collection with absolute elegance.

Model: Viareggio, size: 135 cm × 305 cm, thickness: 14.5 mm.

Model: Saint Lorent, size: 135 cm × 305 cm, thickness: 14.5 mm.

Model: Piasentina XL, size: 135 cm × 305 cm, thickness: 14.5 mm.

Model: Piasentina XL, size: 135 cm × 305 cm, thickness: 14.5 mm.