The “Furniture Design” category on our website is dedicated to those who appreciate quality furniture and innovative design. Here you will find a wide range of pieces, from ergonomic sofas and chairs to multifunctional tables and shelves, all created to combine aesthetics with functionality. Each product is made with high-quality materials and exquisite finishes, designed to bring an extra touch of elegance and comfort to any space. Discover our exclusive collections and transform your home into a refined and welcoming place.
German Designer Jannis Ellenberger wins European Product Design Award in Gold in the category Home Interior Products / Bedroom Furniture. International Jury selected Nordic Space Bed as Gold winner for high design quality and considering ecological aspects.
Etta by Dossofiorito is a versatile storage unit, multifunctional furniture that display and store objects, and act as a space divider.
Lawless Chair is a celebration of irregularity within a system, pursuing a more artful form that responds to the chaotic landscape within our structured society. The punk aesthetic within the chair contextualizes a poetic moment to reflect and voice through design, an attitude towards our hectically evolving environments and contemporary dilemmas. Taking ownership of truthful
Illa is designed to facilitate interaction between family members by playing, relaxing and during everyday child care. Designed with longevity and flexibility in mind, the crib, with two point adjustable mattress height, converts into a toddler bed that can be used as seating, well beyond the nursery years. The low table has multiple uses as
To a kid, a room isn’t just a place to sleep – it’s a place to laugh, play, grow, and discover. It’s a safe and comfortable place, where the imagination feels free to wander.
Project: Cose Da Bocia Collection/ Collection Website Design: Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa (UdA Architects) Cose Da Bocia, the first kid’s collection of furniture designed by Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa (UdA Architects) derives from a new way of envisaging space in relation to its inhabitants, proposing furniture that gradually adapts to different needs and
” Pull Me to Life ” is a alive furniture series designed by Dutch designer Juno Jeon. Description by Juno Jeon: “ Pull me to life ” is an end result of my project ‘Movement’. I imagined what if all object at my room are alive. If so, they will probably show all kinds of different movement
The Wes lounge was named after its soft yet striking appearance, paying homage in name to film director Wes Anderson. The Wes range represents a design exploration into merging traditional upholstery techniques with minimal design.
