More than just a covering, leather becomes an integral shell, shaping the chair’s fetchingly skeletal structure. Under the weight of the body, the contours of its surfaces subtly shift, adapting to the sitter’s form for a deeply satisfying sense of comfort.

Conceived with a “total look” like fashion’s most renowned lines, the Allover collection of furniture and home accessories speaks a design language both powerfully consistent and compellingly of-the-moment.

Pompei is a remarkable complement to contemporary living—a furniture system that defines its own structural identity as a modular wall unit.

Resting atop a sturdy metal frame, the armchair’s base features solid wood legs, available in either a natural finish or a high-gloss lacquer—an understated yet firm foundation for this piece designed to delight.

Celio’s composition evokes the visionary world of kinetic art, characterized by unadulterated geometric shapes. The rotation of the larger disc intersects with the smaller one—an integrated storage compartment—creating a surprising, dynamic interplay of concentric forms, solids, and voids.

Crafted from solid wood, Chioggia is a barrel-shaped armchair with both Constructivist and Dadaist influences. Its framework of struts, crossbeams, and interwoven supports creates an arresting interplay of tension and balance, forming an architecture that is both powerful both physically and visually.