Alley

A succession of rigid lines and soft shapes that culminates in a harmonious union between minimalism and creative flair. Designed by Giuseppe Viganò, the Alley chair stands out on account of its bold metallic frame and understated but distinctive presence. The alternation of full and empty spaces gives dynamism and continuity to the seat, while the slender legs create a sense of seriousness and lightness. The low backrest completes the clean and light design and balances the frame, emphasising its contemporary style.

Phil

An elegant personality, a frame with a sense of lightness and generous upholstery are the characteristics that make Phil a suitable piece of furniture for any living area. The clean and rigorous lines of this sofa design are best emphasised by the detail present in the profile of the cushions, an original ornamental border in grosgrain which is available either in contrast or tone on tone for a uniform effect. The sofa is full of details and sartorial elements such as armrests, armrests with magazine rack, trays and tops in leather that complete and personalise the sofa, resulting in an elegant and versatile design. The Phil collection is available in the “Casual” version whose back cushions are reduced in size with spaces between them and the “Linear” version with larger back cushions side by side.

Dune

Like the sideboard of the same family, the Dune is notable for a wavy wooden surface that creates an interplay of light and shadow. In this version the structure alternates an “empty” area, in which books or decorative objects can be stored, and a “full” section closed by a door. Dune is available in two fixed color combinations (Canaletto walnut and bronze or carbon oak and lead), with metal base or plinth. In the Dune light version there is an integrated system of lights giving a backlit effect.

One

The One console presents an unexpected, unique and in some ways imperfect piece of architecture that recalls the Dolmens of prehistoric times, which were created by stacking irregular stones in a way that was apparently random and precarious. It is as if the elements that make up the console were not intended to be together, but had instead shifted unexpectedly away from their original position, thereby giving life to a contemporary and recognisable accessory with a striking top and unusual bases. A barely visible opening between the curved modules that form the base allows an interplay of light that illuminates the different profiles of the console’s supporting columns. The legs are very close to each other, so much so that from different perspectives the distance is imperceptible; this generates visual instability and a surprising dynamic effect. At the same time, the interplay between the legs gives direction to the console, and therefore to the space in which it is placed. These unusual features give the product a personal richness, making it unique and particularly unexpected.

Moneypenny

The Moneypenny chests of drawers are discreet and indispensable allies in all office areas, since they allow documents to be stored with care and confidentiality, just like the efficient assistant Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond film series. Moneypenny is also an excellent satellite container, both used alone or combined with a desk, boasting a refined aesthetic that is typical of its formal and design synthesis. The simplicity of the design of the chest of drawers presents an elegant curved wooden cylinder which, when combined with the sliding mechanical efficiency of the large integrated drawers, makes it a versatile piece of furniture perfect for any environment, from the professional office to the home office and from the living room to the sleeping area. A version with castors is also available, perfect as a support surface that can be easily moved and ready for use whenever needed.