Ethimo

Ethimo and Marcello Ziliani reinterpret the textural characteristics of the Kilt lounge and diningm proposals to give shape to a new maxi furnishing piece designed for moments of relaxation outdoor

Ethimo and Studio AMDL CIRCLE present Cosmo, a new dimension for outdoor living in harmony with nature.

Sling chair is inspired by vintage camping in the seventies; the simplicity of its design hides the appeal of a totally on-trend aesthetic and functional personality, breathing life into an iconic

In the Kilt collection the braided rope stretches its thick texture to embrace the texture of the teak. The armchair is presented in two new versions Olive Green and Ruby Wine to furnish outdo

Boldini coffee tables maintain the character of the original project Bold, but have been reinterpreted in different sizes and intense and bright colours, which highlight the sculptural spirit and h

Ace is a collection designed to attractively furnish tennis courts, pools, athletic clubs, and exclusive resorts, adapting perfectly to the context in which it is placed.

Ethimo and Patrick Norguet has given rise to a collection with a dual structure: one an external metal layer, the other an internal layer made with slats of teak, the combination of which creates a

Ethimo presents its first project linked to the world of kitchens, in collaboration with Gordon Guillaumier.

Thanks to the exceptional visionary creativity of Paola Navone and the design experience of Ethimo, the dining table becomes a surprising ‘project’ capable of transforming any dining area into an e

The iconic lounge collection that is the result of collaboration between Ethimo, Matteo Thun, and Antonio Rodriguez sees the addition of a new element for outdoor socialising.

Ethimo and Luca Nichetto have expanded the Venexia collection, completing it with a dining set in generous comfy shapes.

The three-seater sofa and the armchair have sinuous shapes that enhance the material union of woven rope and teak.

Bulbi is a family of concrete vases with clean-cut simple lines, inspired by the archetypal shapes of the containers.