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.

Flame

A versatile and elegant console table, the Flame Console is reminiscent of a small visual backdrop, which opens up to embrace the different contexts of domestic living and common areas in the hospitality world. As part of the design, the rigour of the top establishes a dialogue with the two sinuous flared metal supports on which it appears to be suspended. There is a wide range of customisation possibilities as the top is available in wood, ceramic or marble and finishes that contrast with the visual and structural solidity of the pair of metal legs.

Dorian

Dorian Console, a stunning design console table, is clearly inspired by the model of the Doric column: the essential element in ancient Greek architecture is in fact reinterpreted as the supporting base of this piece of furniture. Made of polyurethane with a brushed finish, the base features the typical grooved pattern. Where the classic capital was once originally located, there is now the slender surface of the top – available in wood, ceramic or marble – which highlights the visual contrast between the two parts.

Cop

The top of the Cop Console acts as a “magic mirror”, reflecting and changing the meaning of things. The archetypal champagne flute, turned upside down and enlarged, defines the design of the base which consists of two large metal pedestals. The top is a contrast, an element of pure geometry that underlines the demarcation line with the upside-down world imagined by Roberto Paoli. The modern entryway console is available with a single colour painted metal base and a top in wood, ceramic or marble.

Aiko

Designed by Giuliano and Gabriele Cappelletti, Aiko is a contemporary piece of furniture with a balance of elegance and tradition. The particular workmanship of the doors aims to enhance the workmanship of the wood and to characterise the piece of furniture from a formal and compositional point of view.