Tara

The design of the Tara bed was developed by Giuseppe Viganò starting from a concept based on a quest for essentiality and rigour: elements onto which a level of comfort has been grafted that combines minimal aesthetics with attention to the smallest details. The composition is characterized by essential volumes, united by the primary rectangular geometry but differing both in proportions as well as in upholstery materials. The bed’s slender and linear support structure draws attention to the significant role played by the soft and welcoming headboard with its two padded fabric cushions. The design is made even more interesting and attractive by the covering of the edge of the headboard in leather, as well as the feet.

Olos

The contemporary bed from the Olos family, designed by Mauro Lipparini and inspired by Nordic design, represents a new and evolved stylistic vision, characterized by a universal modernity and the ability to gracefully interpret the “night” world. Indeed, thanks to a unique aesthetic sensitivity and considerable harmony of volumes, the Olos collection allows you to fully enjoy that intimate serenity that the bedroom requires. Contemporary elegance, purity of form and personality are the characteristics of this bed. The sober details of the curved wood represent the outer sections of the bed and their design extends into the elliptical, naturally enveloping headboard. There is also a version with a higher bed frame (Olos bed plus), a version with high headboard (Olos bed hi) or the version with storage (Olos bed open), all of which can be combined with each other to satisfy the widest range of requests and requirements.

James

In James bed the lightness of the bed frame contrasts with the volumes of the padded section of the headboard which seems suspended in space. The unique nature of the James design is obvious from this key element, since this is a bed whose presence alone is capable of endowing a space with both character and discretion. This meeting of proportions and formal synthesis is also dependent on the qualities of the materials: the dry coldness of the metal and the soft welcoming warmth of the fabric, leather or eco-leather fabrics. A further ornamental motif is the stitching and needlework on the headboard cover which enhance it by recalling the typical elegance of the 1950s. The James bed can be completed with the coordinated bench of the same name.

Musa

*Musa is a collection of mirrors that result from the coming together of different elements: on the one hand there is the transparency of the mirror surface which reflects reality and at the same time refers to illusory worlds, while on the other there is the solidity of the wood that frames it. The Musa collection is best characterised by the rhythmic materiality of the wood, a ribbed walnut that gives a three-dimensional personality and dynamism to the mirror. The rectangular version is also characterized by the rotation of the reflecting surface with regard to the perimeter of the frame that contains it, creating an original effect on the wall where it is hung. Musa is also available as a round wood framed mirror.

Vague

The Vague designer modern magazine rack was born with a twin soul: its shape is actually produced twice, once full as a base and secondly empty as a container. With its skillfully combined linear geometry and its two composite materials, Vague is a sculptural element that enriches any living area, a sophisticated interplay of volumes that makes it much more than a simple magazine rack. The metal upper section, which the concrete base raises both in a physical and figurative sense, is available in several colours and has a dual function: on the one hand it is a container for magazines or other objects and on the other it is a support surface which is ideal for placing near a sofa. The union between the solidity and fullness of the concrete and the lightness and versatility of the folded metal makes Vague an interesting and sophisticated piece of furniture and it is available in two different heights.