Blocco

Designed by Alain Gilles, the Blocco collection takes shape from the idea of a large volume resting on two supports, like a precious object on display. The design brings together contrasting geometries: the rigorous linearity of the horizontal block is set against supports with soft, solid forms, which, in their presence and proportions, recall small pillars. Blocco sideboard is the most substantial and, at the same time, the most essential piece in the collection. The base is available in two different heights, one lower and one more slender, redefining the visual balance of the whole. The distinctive flap doors are designed to ensure easy and practical opening. Blocco sideboard is made of glossy lacquered wood, available in glossy brown or glossy grey.

Grant

The modular Grant sofa develops through a sequence of broad, continuous curves: semicircular modules, semi-arc elements, chaise longues, peninsulas and poufs combine to create a wide range of configurations, designed to suit different contexts and ways of use. Each module, shaped by uninterrupted curved lines without angles or breaks, suggests a free arrangement and encourages conviviality, bringing people closer together and making interaction more immediate. For this reason, Grant is also well suited to being placed at the centre of a room, where its compositional development helps organise the space and define areas for social interaction in large living rooms, lounges or hospitality settings. Available with fabric or leather upholstery, Grant rests on a metal sled base, set back from the upholstered volume to visually lighten the overall composition and allow the softness of its forms to take centre stage.

Sasso

Sasso is a collection of coffee tables characterised by organic and fluid shapes, inspired by stones smoothed by the flow of water along a river. Available in three shapes, three sizes and three different heights, the Sasso tables are designed to be used individually or combined, placed side by side or layered in multi-level compositions. The tops, available in marble, ceramic, glass or wood with a concrete finish, rest on cylindrical columns of varying diameters, positioned off-centre beneath the top. This choice, together with the irregular shape of the tops, enhances the sense of asymmetry, particularly evident when multiple elements are combined. The metal base, offered in a wide range of finishes, completes the design with a clean, essential line that highlights the relationship between material, form and lightness.

Gem

Gem is a family of coffee tables designed to create dynamic and versatile compositions: thanks to the variety of shapes, bases, sizes, heights, materials and finishes, Gem allows for ever-changing combinations. The top, available in glass or ceramic in a wide range of options, is enhanced by a thin perimeter frame in glossy lacquered wood, a precise, discreet yet distinctive edge that emphasises the purity of the form and highlights the material. The metal structure further enhances the design through two different combinations with the top: the base in bronze finish is paired with a glossy lacquered wood edge in glossy brown, while the base in lead finish is combined with a glossy lacquered wood edge in glossy grey, creating refined and coherent pairings.

Ellison

The Ellison armchair is defined by a single continuous line that shapes both the seat and the backrest. At the junction between these two elements, the upholstery adapts to the change in form, revealing a subtle lateral tension, a detail that lightens the volume and introduces a sense of immediate familiarity. It is an apparently irregular gesture that evokes the memory of traditional upholstery, making the form feel more approachable and lived-in, while preserving the clarity and contemporary character of the design. The four-spoke swivel metal base further enhances the armchair’s sense of lightness, creating a balanced relationship between the structure and the upholstered volume.