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The Ca’ Foscari sofa has a curving form alternating concave and convex shapes, making it a very modern and appealing product.

The Leonardo bed is an extension of the product family of the same name designed by Alessandro La Spada.

This refined creatione boasts bold, rounded edges, evoking the era's emphasis on fluidity and innovation. Its square brass base symbolizes a harmonious blend of strength and refinement.

Living well at home means taking care of your mind and body: this year’s novelty is the fitness collection created by Alessandro La Spada.

Baliset consists of three elements of different heights, apparently independent of each other but which actually have a common denominator that is represented by a marble top belonging to the same

In the Cameron table, the protagonist is the sculptural base: obtained from the combination of two specular blocks of marble, which therefore allow not to waste material. 

Fashion and design create the Aries armchair which combines minimal chic and geometric lines, a tribute to the space age experiments of Andre Courreges and Pierre Cardin.

Burly composition of padded elements marked by fluid and reverberating lines of ultrasound inspiration, which extends to the bedside tables in an osmotic way.

The armchair presents a semi-circular padded shell, upholstered in Bansky velvet with the new “plush” effect, in verde rameggiato colour.

This sofa combines the rigor of the geometric design that distinguishes it - in a backrest defined by full and empty volumes - with the softness of its round and slender seat.

The Aubade bed, a horizontal scenography is a geometric composition of full and empty volumes and a combination of luxury with the backlit Patagonia marble elegantly placed in the headboard.

The Zoe chairs - homage to the space age experiments of Andrè Courrèges and Pierre Cardin - take up the totemic shapes and precious details of the beloved Amos table.

The Blanche mirror shows a symbolic image engraved by hand on the surface, made of two different subjects, a woman and a snake, hidden by a curtain made of thin strips of leather.

The Babylon Rack project has been conceived as a work of modular mini-architecture, with many functional features for studying, working and relaxing.

The kitchen project pays homage with its name to Villa D’Este, theater of culture, pleasure, well-being and happiness.