Wave

The shape of the Wave screen is inspired by the gentle movement of waves on the sea. With its curved metal frame and divider made of sand-coloured braided rope, Wave outlines and separates the space, rewriting the boundaries of the environment in which it is inserted and creating ever new scenography depending on its position. With Wave, the screen becomes a work of art that creates privacy without weighing down the room.

Vague

The Vague mirror combines a floor-based mirror and a coat hanger in a single small space.‎ The mirror has the concrete base that is typical of the Vague collection, from which two panels emerge vertically, the front section mirrored and the rear in wood, joined together by a metal frame and a rod on which to hang clothes, combining the function of reflection with the practicality of a clothes hanger.

Vague

Like the other members of the family, the Vague bookshelf is characterised by the combination of concrete and metal. The metal frame rests on the concrete base and rises vertically like a totem on which several shelves are mounted at different heights to accommodate objects or books.‎ Thanks to its variable height and reduced dimensions, the Vague bookshelf is versatile and can be positioned in a number of places within the house, either individually or in multiple elements placed side by side‎.‎

Roger

Usable both as a magazine rack and as a container for objects, Roger is an object with a practical and elegant character, ready to respond to various functions. Roger is a highly-prized accessory, entirely made of hand-woven dark brown emery leather whose dimensions make it a perfect accessory for both the living area and the sleeping area.‎

Louver

Designed by Alain Gilles, the Louver Table reveals its character little by little, offering a different perspective depending on the angle from which it is observed. With its strong theatrical presence making it the focal point of any environment, the Louver Table interprets the vision of the designer, who wants to evoke an imaginary passage, ideally the entrance to an ancient temple, in which light plays a crucial role in creating suggestive shadows on the floor. The three legs give the table a feeling of dynamism, allowing the light to create fascinating perspective effects which make the legs appear either slender or imposing, delicate curves or generous shapes, depending on the point from which you look at it. The design of the table is enhanced by the different finishes available, both in the single-material and multi-material versions. The single-material version is available in hand-trowelled clay or with a wooden top and base. Alternatively, it is possible to choose from numerous variations: the top is available in ceramic, marble or wood and can be combined with a metal or wooden base (Louver Table Wood), creating a contrast of considerable scenic impact with the solid elements of the base.