Oshi

Materials take centre stage in the Oshi table: solid wood defines the legs and the edge, which runs along the entire perimeter of the top, creating a continuous design, while ceramic or glass completes the surface in a balanced material composition. The design, distinguished by legs positioned at 45° at the corners, is characterised by soft profiles that become the common thread running through all elements. Its generous proportions and the craftsmanship of the wood lend Oshi a strong, authoritative presence, expressing a reinterpreted archetype in a contemporary key. For this reason, Oshi fits naturally into dining environments where the table plays a central role, as well as into more representative settings such as meeting rooms or prestigious spaces.

Arragan

Bonaldo presents Arragan TV stand and Arragan shelf, a TV unit with three storage drawers and a shelving system designed to expand the compositional possibilities of the living area wall. The TV stand and the wall-mounted elements can be used individually or combined in free configurations, making the organisation of the wall an integral part of the overall design. The TV stand is characterised by essential volumes, continuous surfaces and soft edges, while the shelving system introduces a light graphic rhythm and expands the functional possibilities of the composition. The structure of the TV stand is made of lacquered wood; the top can be in wood, in line with the structure, or in ceramic, in a variety of finishes, for a multimaterial interpretation. The shelves, available in two sizes, come in glossy or matt lacquered wood.

Teia

Teia stems from an idea of absolute essentiality: a few unexpected and original details make the chair immediately recognisable. The strength of the design lies in the rear view, where the legs extend as a natural continuation of the backrest, an element that breaks the regularity of the design and gives the form a dynamic and almost organic quality. Teia is fully upholstered, a feature that enhances the continuity of its form and emphasises a sense of softness and comfort. Teia is a versatile solution, suitable for a variety of settings: around a domestic dining table, as well as in meeting rooms, restaurants or hospitality spaces.

Artemis

Artemis is a chair defined by a continuous and natural line, generating a harmonious and welcoming form. The design originates from the idea of movement. A curving line runs through the chair without interruption, guiding the development of its form; the soft surfaces and compact volume, together with the precision of the design and the balance of proportions, reinforce a sense of continuity. Featuring comfortable padding in both the backrest and the seat, and fully upholstered in fabric, the chair offers a high level of comfort, making it suitable for both dining areas and prolonged use.

Alpha

The Alpha chair is defined by its backrest, an enveloping upholstered volume that tilts towards the seat, almost touching it. The asymmetry introduced by this inclination gives the design a distinctive, unconventional character, making Alpha suitable not only for dining environments but also for a variety of different settings, while maintaining a strong identity across diverse design solutions. The backrest extends along the side of the seat in a continuous line, also integrating the function of an armrest. The frame, with a rectangular section and softened edges, is made of solid wood, while the upholstery is available in fabric, leather or eco-leather.