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Campeggi is one of the first convertible furniture producers in the world. From 1959 he’s producing sofas that become beds. Since 1968 he started to produce multifunctional objects. Known for its communication strategy and design, Campeggi is described through its brand (Unimark), its catalogues (Italo Lupi together with Steven Guarnaccia), its head-office (Guido Canali) and in particular through its products (Denis Santachiara, Vico Magistretti, Giulio Manzoni, Lorenzo Damiani, Giovanni Levanti, Matali Crasset and the younger ones Sakura Adachi, Paolo Imperatori, Emanuele Magini).
In order to avoid boredom of acquired positions, to overcome stillness of static situations, to restart desires and pleasures, Campeggi is imaging a bright and dynamic universe full of objects ready to be moved or trasformed in order to comply with your pleasure of dwelling, living and changing.
To speed up before a yawn, Campeggi is proposing you its own dictionary made of Comfort, Agility, Movement, Practicalness, Economy, Gracefulness, Game and always Inexhaustible. Objects of the Campeggi’s collection give birth to a catalogue that forms a point of reference for those in search of a tech-typological innovation and not banality, faintness, luxury, but dynamic intelligence and not static stillness. Stillness prevents and does not register event in the near world. Things that are not changing are bound to dry up; just those that can face a change do not die. Campeggi, always faithful to itself, is still changing for you.
Dynamic Life
In the ages we are living, the sofa can also be designed for a dynamic comfort use and configured on topical requests. Matali Crasset’s Dynamic Life shape dynamism distances fro
Lazy Basketball
Emanuele Magini designed this chair, and its strong iconic presence which fully reflects his poetic interplay between form and function.
Bitta
Denis Santachiara comes up with a new project in his choosen field: the emergency bed and its evolution over the years.
Ritz
Giulio Manzoni's high-generosity formula for Ritz, which features extra-large armrests, and a minimalist allure, softened by the tailored fabric and embellished with a satin natural aluminum base.
Maracanà
Emanuele Magini, who has already designed multiple iconic, high-impact products, keeps proposing solutions that break with tradition, with an eye to new needs and gestures.
Piccy
Vico Magistretti ‘s wood frame and cloth covered chair, showed in 1946 at the RIMA exhibition (acronymous for Italian Furniture Exhibitions Association) at Palazzo dell’Arte in Milan, is now b
Ospite
A little sofa, with a discrete image, ready to become an emergency bed. With simple gestures it can bend in a light object which deserves little room.
Big-Bag
Big-Bag by Giulio Manzoni is a sofa you can reconfigure and reinvent according to your fancy, thanks to its backrest consisting of self-supporting cushions, with a practical handle in natural
Hako
The rigorous and minimalistic style of the convertible furniture designed by Sakura Adachi is back with a console balancing a sculpture-like line and a ludic appeal; a fold-out "secret box" re
Broomstick Uno
The coat stand, though an essential item in the home, has not often been the focus of authoritative designers.
