Kudo

It all started with a single detail: the way in which the generously proportioned seat cushion contrasts against the frame. Designers Florian Kallus and Sebastian Schneider, of Studio KaschKasch, decided that this should be the basis of their first lounge chair for Leolux. The result combines simplicity with versatility and relaxed comfort. Welcome to Kudo!

There’s a definite thread running through KaschKasch’s designs. The Cologne duo seek to reduce forms to their purest essence, but not at the expense of intuitive usability and attractiveness. This is very apparent in Kudo’s shell, where each line has its own tension, and is not as straight as it seems. This adds depth to the design, and creates space for exceptional comfort.

Kudo is available in two versions: One and Two. One has a low back, and Two has a slightly higher shell and cushion for even more back support.

Anton

Throughout its long design history, Leolux built unique collections, year after year. The Anton armchair, named after one of the founders of Leolux, is loosely based on that storied legacy. The design is a reference to the past, to the artisanally crafted, top-quality products that earned Leolux its reputation.

The chrome-plated frame is supported by a seat that combines rounded and straight shapes. The result is a luxurious reading chair with a sturdy arm. The way the surfaces are spaced is a contemporary interpretation by the designers and allows for playful colour and material combinations.

Anton is a ‘new old’ piece, as designers Kate and Joel Booy of Studio Truly Truly put it. The classic shapes of the 1960 602 model have been reinvented to reflect the times. Anton is named after Ton Sanders, one of the company’s founders, a tribute to Leolux’s entrepreneurship and innovative design in the 50s and 60s.

Padiglioni

The Padiglioni table by Alain Gilles draws its inspiration from the iconic Barcelona pavilion designed by Mies van der Rohe. The focal point of this table is the base which is made up of three asymmetrical elements, each with a particular shape and placed in an apparently random position in order to make the composition visually dynamic. It is precisely because of the asymmetrical character of the base that anyone who looks at it closely will notice, as they move around the table, that it changes its appearance depending on the angle from which it is observed. The base is thus a significant part of the table, and accentuated by the top whose linear form with its tapered edge contrasts with the legs and completes the overall image. A story of skilfully achieved balances and contrasts that interact with each other, the Padiglioni asymmetrical dining table is the maximum expression both of Alain Gilles’ creative ability and Bonaldo’s production capability.

Emma Cross

Airy, spacious, enveloping and adjustable: these are the main features of the Emma Cross sun lounge that extends the collection with the same name.

Featuring an adjustable backrest, surrounded by the unmistakable handmade weave that transforms it into a small protected space akin to a flower’s corolla, this sun lounge is a concrete representation of how ergonomics and design can live in perfect symbiosis.

The powder coated aluminium structure also makes it suitable for marine areas and resistant to atmospheric phenomena.

Tab

The Tab modern backless bar stool, designed by Dondoli & Pocci, is a functional element that creates an elegant and distinctive trait d’union with an open space kitchen or with the open bar of the living room, but which is also perfect for collective spaces in the contract sphere. Tab’s rounded and soft lines bring to mind the world of nature: the seat is in fact smoothed as if it were a pebble, so as to make the stool, together with the footrest, even more welcoming for a well-deserved moment of relaxation. Tab is available in emery-leather upholstery for a touch of elegance and warmth.