Sumo

Stools characterized by slender legs, tapered as rushes, soaring to support organic silhouettes reminiscent of lake pebble-stones.

Kasbah explodes all the charm of the open spaces, of the bond with nature, of convivial life, of thoughts that freely fly, with a style that becomes relaxed and informal without giving up the elega

The Sumo low table available in wood or marble, invites to rediscover the pleasure of materiality through refined plays of juxtapositions.

A cloud suspended in the air, a floating object that owns an unconventional and therefore inviting gravity.

Expression of the beauty of a living and natural material such as wood, the ARK armchair designed by David Lopez Quincoces is defined by a simple and pure line.

A design which rejects straight angles, replacing them with a free and sensual curving, inspired by nature.

Family of upholstered with a sophisticated design and great comfort, available as armchair, sofa and bench.

It is distinguished by the detail of the large and soft cushions laying on the lowered headboard, creating a pleasant play of heights, joints and textures, in the sign of three-dimensionality and p

The Floyd-Hi 2 family becomes modular: fluid and reassuring shapes that develop in the space to create the desired composition, for solutions with great sobriety and gentle seats.

Frog: minimalist and lightweight for a summer look. For those who want a warmer setting, Frog is available in the padded version.

An object that evokes nature and open space, an armchair that conveys a senso of lightness and naturalness thanks to a wooden structure, a measured but distinctive character.

The Aero family, designed by the Swiss studio Shibuleru, expands with Aero D, the new desk perfect for the home office.

Total black or in the new eye-catching colors, this armchair combines a structure in carbon fibre with polyester interweave.

The new variant of Sumo features a wooden base, now a perfectly horizontal sign, as well as adding a headrest mechanism that makes the backrest recline in different positions, to interpret new atti

The Sumo family is completed by the armchair, a totem on stage where weights are carefully balanced for a more classic and rigorous idea of comfort.

Structure of three slender legs, connected through metallic strips placed at different heights: they seem to chase each other in a graphical play that marks the rhythm of the table, offering a diff