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Designed by Claudio Bitetti
King & Queen are stools or accent tables in turned cork. Inspired by the pawns on the chessboard, especially by the pawns of the king and queen.
Finishes:
Structure in cork
Dimensions:
DIA300 x H430 mm
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Hotline is a minimalist table with a clean and well recognizable design able to characterize your space.
$5,100.00
Notes is a storage unit with structure in gray Valcromat MDF with front and sides covered with A4 sheets of overlapping and interchangeable paper. The base is in metal in patinated bronze finish. To write what you want: the shopping list, a message, a recipe, Notes can always change and always be unique, personalized by […]
$1,330.00
Exagon is a free standing container with an hexagonal base in lacquered MDF. It is complete with a door and internal crystal shelves. Perfect for dynamic and modern place, the Exagon is a practical and elegant container that can be fitted into every room as a single-piece.
$5,030.00
Erika collection started with modern minimalism style and finish with the oriental touch. The unique feature of Erika slim is the use of new technologies and materials, representative of high-level industrial design. From this approach comes the versatile corner feet in die-casting aluminum, with a recognizable thin conical shape, which provides the products with elegance, […]
$4,060.00
Accent tables, Bilbao is characterized by soft lines, simple shapes and generous volumes. Decorative and functional, they create archipelagos that furnish the living area with personality.
Arcav is of pure geometry? lacquered block over a curved base. Floating yet grounded, it’s a handle-free sideboard that stands with elegant confidence in the room?cosmopolitan and sleek.
Magda is a new collection of sideboards that combines the material aspect and the soft grains of the marble effect ceramic with the precious and fascinating shades of the Sovet’s mirrors