Mask

Light in form yet with considerable attention to detail, the Mask modern leather or fabric chair is noticeable on account of its open backrest, in which the void becomes an integral part of the design. The balance between presence and absence gives the chair an airy and contemporary character in a game of subtraction that streamlines its frame. Just like a mask, which conceals and reveals at the same time, the design behind the Mask chair plays with full and empty spaces, transforming the interchange between these elements into an expressive detail. The clean, precise yet never rigid lines combine with the softness of the fabric, eco-leather or leather upholstery. The result is a designer leather or fabric chair with a strong personality which offers a feeling of natural familiarity in numerous different furnishing contexts. The possibility to choose between a version with full upholstery and one with metal legs, as well as the version with armrests, Miss Mask, adds versatility to a very interesting chair.

Taijitu

The Taijitu table tells a story about balance, coherence and the art of living. The sculptural metal base, composed of two elliptical section components with sinuous and balanced lines, draws inspiration from the Taijitu symbol, an ancient Chinese emblem of universal harmony and perfect balance between opposites. It is the same module, rotated 180 degrees, that composes the two elements of the central base, in a dynamic play of solids and voids, which is intended to be both an invitation to contemplation and the visual fulcrum of the entire environment. The masterly workmanship combined with the refined finish of the metal, available in different variants, enhances the geometries by modulating the reflected light in contrast with the material surface. Taijitu elevates distinctive and elegant design to a meditative experience, enriching contemporary dining with its unique presence and deep symbolic meaning.

Palazzo

The Palazzo large dining room table draws inspiration from observing historical architecture and in particular, the Florentine Renaissance facades characterized by massive blocks of rough stone, a symbol of strength and power. The interplay of light and shadow on the majestic surfaces of the buildings translates into the design of the base, composed of two symmetrical elements moulded in high-density polyurethane that come together to form an imposing but light and at the same time elegant support structure. The aesthetic balance of this large dining room table is also influenced by the choice of the barrel-shaped top, which is available in wood, ceramic and marble. Palazzo reinterprets the architecture of the past through a modern idiom, bringing history into interior design by combining strength, elegance and contemporaneity.

Flatiron

The unconventional and asymmetrical architecture of the Flatiron table, a modern design wooden table, also available in marble, defines its identity, creating a scenic presence with a strong visual impact. The top, characterised by a slightly trapezoidal shape and soft, curved edges, is available in three sizes, enhancing the versatility of a modern table designed to integrate naturally into prestigious residential environments. To meet different design needs, the Flatiron table is available in different versions: Mono or Double Material. The Mono Material version, with a wooden top and base for a highly harmonious overall vision, is available in either trapezoidal or round shapes. The Double Material version features a marble base that elegantly matches the wooden top, or a top in either glass or ceramic resting on a wooden base. A further option is the Free Combination, which allows for a free combination of different essences of wood for the top and lacquered wooden base in lead and bronze tones. The structure of this marble or wooden design table, as well as its name, draws inspiration from the New York Fuller Building skyscraper, known as the “Flatiron” thanks to its unmistakable shape similar to an iron: the building became iconic thanks to the shot taken in 1903 by the American photographer Alfred Stieglitz, who immortalized its innovative shape, transforming it into a symbol of modern architecture.

Cuff

The Cuff bed expresses its strong personality in the tailoring details; from the frog fastenings that adorn the two flaps which cover the padded headboard, to the pleating that marks the vertical pattern of the back panel cover.

The upholstery of the Cuff headboard can come with leather or fabric covers, with visible leather inserts both on the headboard and on the bed surround, while the feet are made of painted metal, in a host of different colours: white, anthracite grey, dove-grey, amaranth, black or silver. Cuff is also available in the storage version (Cuff open) and double-movement mechanism version (Cuff easy open).

King Size Bed 207 x 220 x 100cm H (Mattress 180 x 200cm).

*Matching mattress in medium and firm available.

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