Pipe Armchair

The Pleasure 2.0 Collection with its natural and soft appearance gives refinement and comfort to any place.

An elegant seat shell in white or graphite aluminum is covered with a woven weave of ropes similar to textile fibers.

An elegant seat shell in white or graphite aluminum is covered with a woven weave of ropes similar to textile fibers.

Elegant shapes, essential aesthetics, and neutral tones: Venice is a balanced mix of sophistication and comfort, a soft covering resting on a lightweight and airy structure.

Elegant shapes, essential aesthetics, and neutral tones: Venice is a balanced mix of sophistication and comfort, a soft covering resting on a lightweight and airy structure.

A tribute to the city of Venice and its lagoon: an environment in which the evocative islands of Murano, Burano, Torcello, Pellestrina and hundreds of other islets emerge as oasis in the desert.

Aluminum structure available in three color finishes: graphite, white, and terracotta.

9.zero is a modular seating system.

The Pipe collection is characterised by bold shapes and a combination of materials and finishes that communicate with each another, giving the entire family a strong expressive character.

The Pipe collection is characterised by bold shapes and a combination of materials and finishes that communicate with each another, giving the entire family a strong expressive character.

Panama brings design back to its most authentic essence, blending purity, simplicity, and elegance into a single vision.

Panama brings design back to its most authentic essence, blending purity, simplicity, and elegance into a single vision.

Panama brings design back to its most authentic essence, blending purity, simplicity, and elegance into a single vision.

Panarea: the service table winner of 2022 Archiproducts® Design Awards Sustainability winner, outdoor category

The Onda seat stands out for its distinctive braided backrest that embraces the body like a wave. Its curved, welcoming shapes invite you to sit back and relax.

It was said that in Arab countries, each sheikh had a golden alcove as a place of loving intimacy, adorned with precious oriental silks and golden paintings.