Ara Bergere

Double-sided sideboard inspired by the Gae bookcase. Presented in Canaletta Walnut, covered in leather, metal supports available in bronze-gold, lead and burnished finish.

Table inspired by the decisive features of the primitive architecture of Easter Island.

Chair and Armchair embellished with a stylistic detail in combination with the table. The padding is in polyurethane of different densities.

Chair and little Armchair embellished with a stylistic detail in combination with the table. The padding is in polyurethane of different densities.

Table with sculptural cross base entirely covered in leather.

Armchair enriched by the stylistic detail that characterizes the Shape line, internal structure in wood, padding in polyurethane of different densities, feet in solid wood in the dark Tay tonality.

Glass cabinet with an elegant linear design. The external structure is embellished by the covering in dark Tay and by the detail of the rounded corners

This is a sideboard with a clean line, covering with geometric inlay in precious wood. It is available in light Tay, Dark Tay and Canaletto Walnut. 

Coffee table with an iconic design, the design inspiration is a synthesis between Chinese figurative mythology and Italian design

Ara armchair, internal wooden structure, polyurethane padding in different densities, solid wood feet in Canaletta walnut tone. Also available in dark Tay.

Bed with padded headboard, slightly curved, embellished with the Shape stylistic detail. Solid wood feet in Canaletta walnut shade, also available in dark Tay shade.

High sideboard with geometric inlay, available with flap or doors

Chest of drawers from the Shape line covered in dark Tay or Canaletta Walnut. Equipped with three large push and pull drawers and slow motion system with leather interior.

Writing desk characterized by a soft and light line

Dolfin is a solid wood armchair, inspired by the elegant atmospheres of the Venetian capital, that summarise the decoration in sinuous and elegant shapes, suitable for a more current context.

Bergere inspired by the particular curves of the Shape line