STOCKHOLM TABLE

Sena is a collection of seats that, thanks to the simplicity of its geometric lines, makes it versatile for any type of project as well as providing warmth and comfort to the space.

Inspired by the modernist architecture and the unobstructed repetitive building techniques known from the mid century, the Chicago cabinet collection stands as a tribute to this particular architec

A collection of tables with a solid appearance and exquisite detail both in the tabletop and in the trestle-like grooved legs. Table supported by adjustable feet.

Sofas and loungers with a particular curved plywood back and solid wood plinth. 

“The inner glossy volume seems to be embraced and lifted by the strong thickness of the perimetral wood which also gives the whole structure more solidity” 

A collection of mobile bookcases, bookcases and sideboards inspired by the classic and legendary “La Literatura” , designed in 1985 and winner of several prizes and awards and displayed in museums.

Stockholm Shelf

Rio is about the balance of materials and the balance of proportions.

A collection of sideboards, chests of drawers and TV benches, winner of the Red Dot 2015 Award, with a singular aluminium finish on the top surface.

Sena is a collection of seats that, thanks to the simplicity of its geometric lines, makes it versatile for any type of project as well as providing warmth and comfort to the space

A collection of sideboards and TV benches with an exclusive design on the front consisting of horizontal bars hiding the composition besides serving as handles for doors and drawers.

  “ The Firenze sideboard is based upon a new spatial concept.

Sena is a collection of chairs and stools, with a curved backrest in beech plywood covered with comforting fire retardant polyurethane.

Its exclusive and solid composition makes the Mava armchair a very attractive piece both for homes and for prescription in projects.

“It isn’t just a functional piece... it is a story, and almost like in abstracted art it allows itself to be all the metaphors you can imagine.”