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From the first collaboration between Garcia Cumini and LaCividina comes Agetti, an armchair with an architectural spirit that defies the rules of traditional seating.

Taco stepping away from the traditional contents and production systems of padded furniture, the ground-breaking design pulls apart and adds a lighter touch not only to the materials but also to th

Inspiration from nature and advanced modularity again take center stage in the collaboration between Andrea Steidl and LaCividina, ready to introduce Dorothea in Milan.

Timo is designer Federica Biasi’s first project for LaCividina. The collection of padded seats features understated style and shapes inspired by nature.

Node+ is an ambitious system that is designed to cater to people’s needs and adapt to suit the countless activities that they carry out every day.

The Aria retro-futuristic lounge chair offers the perfect blend of lightness and loftiness, technological prowess and sublime craftsmanship.

Waves is a collection of poufs inspired by the sea and the soft, gentle ripples running along the surface of the water.

One of the challenges of design is to take something that already exists in lots of different forms and reshape it into a unique, personal item.

As its name suggests, this delicate, colourful collection of poufs was inspired by windmills.

The distinguishing feature of this collection of armchairs and sofas is the use of an elliptic shape in a number of ways.

Keisho is another creation that is inspired by natural and organic forms.

The futuristic Filinea armchair fuses natural and technological qualities. It takes its cue from euphorbia tirucalli trees and is made of round, extremely slender steel bars.

Both the name and the shape of this soft, smart seat evoke the idea of restfulness.

The inspiration for Ala’s design came from the stands for old plates on display in a decorative arts museum.

The work of the blacksmith has been made as light as air.

Suiseki is a collection of padded seats inspired – as its name suggests – by the Japanese art of arranging naturally occurring stones.