Reinvent your interior
Whether you want to refresh a room or start from scratch, it’s important to find the decorating style best suited to your home, lifestyle and tastes. Take inspiration from this selection of furniture suitable for all living spaces, including dining rooms, living rooms and bedrooms, in a wide variety of designs.
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.