Lira chair

Laleggera collection is the expression of research and technology at its maximum.

Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts.

In its research for innovation, Alias presents PLETTRO DESK, a reinterpretation of the traditional table with drawers and designed by Paolo Rizzatto.

The design of the paludis chair represents a development of the spaghetti concept, and it combines minimal with the unusual material selected for the woven seat and back: a special “straw” made fro

Ludovica and Roberto Palomba's elegant, light design reinterprets the rigorous, geometric lines of the AluZen modular sofa with a view to comfort and relaxation, giving life to AluZe

Saen, the table with a central base designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, expands the Alias outdoor collection, which is now complete with new types and offers a highly varied response to the wor

Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts.

Atelier Oï joins the team of Alias with their sofa “e la nave va”. 

Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts.

A symbol in the history of design, spaghetti is the first Alias chair to appear in the MoMA collection of New York. 

The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat. 

Frametable is back as the protagonist of the Alias collections to illustrate the company's ability to combine stylistic lightness with cutting-edge technology.

With the Nastro collection, Daniel Rybakken reconsiders the concept of a height-adjustable table, defining a unique product ideal for both work and home environments. 

The principle of the Time collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat. 

The principle of the Time collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat.