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Industry Professional Professionals, designers, buyers, retailers, contractors, etc... What type of operator are you?* - Select - Produttore Wholesalers Buyer Agente Retailers Fornitore A&D professionals Contractor What is your profession? - Select - - What is your company? What role do you have*? - Select - - Press & Media Journalists, bloggers, editors, PR, photographers, etc. What role do you have*? - Select - Altro Art Director Cameraman Editor-in-Chief Head of Service / Senior Editor Foreign Correspondent Director Photographer Freelance Reporter Editor Stylist Assistant Editor Deputy Head of Service / Assistant Senior Editor Deputy Director Radio or TV Author or Host General Public Design enthusiasts, non-professionals, students I confirm that I have read and understood the Privacy Policy – INFORMATIVE PLATFORM pursuant to Article 13 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 available at the link: https://www.salonemilano.it/en/privacy-policy Send your request Add to bookmarks Designed by Emiliana Design Studio, the Atay family is a set of side tables and poufs that complement each other in infinitely harmonious combinations bringing sophistication, comfort and colour to waiting areas and meeting spaces. The hexagonal shape characteristic of this collection is a unique look, highlighting the suggestive play of light and shadow on each of the six facets. Atay Collection The comfortable poufs are available in a wide range of upholstery patterns while the base can be customized in different types of wood, including lacquered or stained finishes to match the tops of the Atay side tables. Poufs Atay Pouf Atay details Pouf Atay details The tables come in three models of different heights and sizes. The table tops are also available in a wide variety of woods and different finishes, and come in two versions, either embedded in the structure itself or cantilevered. Designed by Emiliana Design Studio Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS Add to bookmarks Vergés Naoshima Collection The Naoshima stool collection designed by Emiliana Design Studio plays with the expressive and structural potential of curved wood. Add to bookmarks Vergés Glöwr Collection Designed by Claire Davies, the Glöwr is a warm and welcoming chair. It’s a sober, robust and long-lasting piece. Add to bookmarks Vergés Cistell Collection Cistell is a collection of chairs and armchairs designed by Yago Sarri. As its name suggest, Cistell means basket in catalan and it is an enveloping and comfortable seat. Add to bookmarks Vergés ABC Collection In the world of language, ABC represents the alphabet and brings us closer to schools and classrooms, where Lázaro Rosa-Violán found the inspiration to create this collection of elemental cha Add to bookmarks Vergés Sandwich Collection Sandwich, designed by Untaller studio, is a collection of tables of great versatility destined to the world of restaurant spaces and coffee shops. Add to bookmarks Vergés Mim Collection Mim is an extensive, visually lightweight collection designed by Tarruella Trenchs Studio. Add to bookmarks Vergés Dula Collection Dula collection is a versatile system of modular seats, designed by Yago Sarri, to furnish rest and waiting areas in halls, offices, hotels, etc. Add to bookmarks Vergés Goose Collection Designed by Emiliana Design Studio, Goose is a versatile collection of comfortable and contact-friendly chairs with organic and fluid lines. Add to bookmarks Vergés Bernardes Collection Bernardes collection, created by Andreu Carulla, aims to capture the image of austerity and discretion that we associate with medieval Roman convents. Add to bookmarks Vergés Bogart Collection Bogart collection designed by Manel Molina Studio is a contemporary rereding of the traditional enea chair, which pays homage to the typology used in the beginning of Vergés career in the 1970s.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Naoshima Collection The Naoshima stool collection designed by Emiliana Design Studio plays with the expressive and structural potential of curved wood.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Glöwr Collection Designed by Claire Davies, the Glöwr is a warm and welcoming chair. It’s a sober, robust and long-lasting piece.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Cistell Collection Cistell is a collection of chairs and armchairs designed by Yago Sarri. As its name suggest, Cistell means basket in catalan and it is an enveloping and comfortable seat.
Add to bookmarks Vergés ABC Collection In the world of language, ABC represents the alphabet and brings us closer to schools and classrooms, where Lázaro Rosa-Violán found the inspiration to create this collection of elemental cha
Add to bookmarks Vergés Sandwich Collection Sandwich, designed by Untaller studio, is a collection of tables of great versatility destined to the world of restaurant spaces and coffee shops.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Mim Collection Mim is an extensive, visually lightweight collection designed by Tarruella Trenchs Studio.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Dula Collection Dula collection is a versatile system of modular seats, designed by Yago Sarri, to furnish rest and waiting areas in halls, offices, hotels, etc.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Goose Collection Designed by Emiliana Design Studio, Goose is a versatile collection of comfortable and contact-friendly chairs with organic and fluid lines.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Bernardes Collection Bernardes collection, created by Andreu Carulla, aims to capture the image of austerity and discretion that we associate with medieval Roman convents.
Add to bookmarks Vergés Bogart Collection Bogart collection designed by Manel Molina Studio is a contemporary rereding of the traditional enea chair, which pays homage to the typology used in the beginning of Vergés career in the 1970s.
