Last Minute by Patricia Urquiola is know for its comfort, lightness, and presence in office and residential spaces.

Shape, designed by Jorge Pensi, is a decorative side table blending minimalism with geometric elegance.

Manto, designed by Monica Armani, offers a generous seat and enveloping backrest. Its rigid oak plywood shell is combined with a soft interior — providing exceptional comfort and freedom of movement.

Cubow is a piece that plays with the contrast between geometric volume and organic lines. The collection, consisting of a lounge and a sofa, gives fabric a leading role, defining the silhouette marked by the contrast between its smooth sides and the soft-effect seating area, finished with a visible seam. Its central invisible knot creates a genuine wrinkle that accentuates the armchair’s personality.

Montara650’s sculpted seating by Coalesse pairs with simple pedestal tables, tailored the way you want it. Simple. Social. Refined.

The Perxa chair, designed by Piero Lissoni, stands out for its ergonomic design with generous proportions. Made from ash wood, its wooden armrests provide extra comfort, and is available with wooden or upholstered seat, both with stackable option.

Noha, designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba, stands out for the sophisticated smooth lines of its backrest and its cleverly balanced seat that mimics a folded pillow.

Noha, designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba, stands out for the sophisticated smooth lines of its backrest and its cleverly balanced seat that mimics a folded pillow.

Inspired by the traditional wood-frame joinery of the mid-century design, West Elm Work Brighton offers an updated take with sleek metal construction.

East meets West in the design of our modular Boardwalk system. Pillow-like cushion seats inspired by Japanese zaisu sit on a simple platform with natural wood detailing—a nod to 1960s California residential design.

East meets West in the design of our modular Boardwalk system. Pillow-like cushion seats inspired by Japanese zaisu sit on a simple platform with natural wood detailing—a nod to 1960s California residential design.