Terramare - Square tables

Tavolo Quadro by EMU is new square table, made of steel, that has been specifically designed to make social occasions and sharing more enjoyable. 

A multifunctional and customizable modular system that allows you to freely create multiple compositions obtaining planters, containers, dividers, and shelves in metal and teak. 

The modern, quintessential lines of Arik Levy's Shine collection are designed for both the Home and Contract sectors.

The Plus4 family grows. The new Plus4 extendable round table joins the range, featuring the same modern leg design in a round version. 

Designed to create cosy and personal settings both indoors and out.

Cabla by Lucidi-Pevere is a modular upholstered furniture system allowing countless configurations with just 3 modules.

Emily, by EMU, is the new modular aluminum outdoor kitchen with a stoneware countertop, consisting of elements that can be laid out individually or in combination to create comprehensive, functiona

Apero takes the traditional, German, wooden chair and skilfully gives it a contemporary look.

The new Cozy deckchair, designed for both in- and outdoor use, is in synthetic knit and microfiber.

The new Terra director’s chair, designed by LCM Marin design studio, is a universal and charming product, as it adapts to any environment and lends itself to the most varied mix and matches with ot

The Tami Bamboo collection consists of: lounge chair frame, 2 seater sofa, 3 seater sofa, angular frame and low table in 2 versions.

Florent Coirier's Lyze collection has new, airy, aluminium and steel shapes.

Available in 4x3 and 3x3 sizes.

Coupole, made up of steel chairs and barstools, is a contemporary reinterpretation of the homonymous and historic EMU best seller.

Reel is a “rocking sofa” that transforms into a large and comfortable daybed since the backrest can be easily adjusted according to need. 

The new Code street contract chair, featuring an industrial design and a comfortable, rounded shape, is being introduced by the company as part of its ongoing effort to reinterpret historical class