A collection of oversize seats with matching ottoman, cushions, and headrest. Funda Bold’s large silhouette and comfortable proportions are created for relaxation and promoting ‘slow work’ in offices, homes, and in-between spaces.

A bistro-style table in oak wood, designed from ordinary and transformed into extraordinary. The most distinctive feature of Trivio is its centerpiece, that connects and conveys character to the table. Trivio’s connector is made of steel in four versatile colours.

The Cambio table works in any area of the office or home. Defined by a singular central base with a seamless silhouette, Cambio is a minimalist game of geometry based on the transition from a square to a round shape, taking us back to our origins.

A collaborative island that can be personalized to suit every requirement and moved easily thanks to its optional hidden casters.

Common is a versatile modular system of benches and low tables that work as a meeting point for waiting zones, welcoming areas, halls, and collaborative spaces. Its designer Naoto Fukasawa created a polyvalent unit of soft shaped seat modules that foster collaboration between users.

Innovative system of modular sofas designed by Piero Lissoni.

Trino is born with a sculptural soul and stage vocation, with the inherent elegance of a design capable of expressing and complementing all types of interiors.

“Collection of coat racks and umbrella stands for domestic and contract use.
Inspired by Donald Judd’s minimalist sculptures, the ‘windows’ of the rack are laser cut and carefully designed for the proper care of clothes.”

Minimalist system of tables designed by John Pawson that fosters collaboration and creativity between users. Trestle is functional and visually light, acting as a center point in meeting rooms, collaborative spaces, restaurants, and homes.

Modular sofa of exquisite proportions, multiple compositions and surprising comfort. Its hand stitched seams add warmth to this unique architectural collection ideal for both the home and corporate establishments.

Tiers low table is a reinterpretation of the traditional nest tables. A design by Patricia Urquiola, Tiers is composed by several tabletops attached in different heights. Infinite compositions are available, creating unique landscapes when joining more than one units. Its carefully thought details make this low table a practical addition for homes or contract spaces.

With its pure and timeless lines, Torii takes both its name and its form from traditional Japanese culture, making reference to the arches, normally found at the entrance to Shinto shrines, that embody the frontier between earthly and sacred matters.