Living

Dolmen is a family of coffee tables characterised by tops with natural geometric shapes - rectangular, square or round - to be freely composed between eachother. Available in various sizes and heights, they are designed for the living area next to sofas and they find their maximum expression in articulated compositions. The structure is in bronze painted metal, while the tops are available in matt lacquer or wood.

Drum is distinguished by its unique structure in ribbed wood, worked in solid walnut. Available both in the round and oval versions as in the square version with rounded corners, Drum is a playful game of function and form. The top of the coffee table can be customised with the top in back painted glass, stone or marble,

Supporting the seat section is a base made from heat-treated, oak-dyed ash. The soft yet clean upholstery reduces the overall volume of the model, balancing out the proportions while keeping the comfort levels intact. This timeless piece celebrates the culture of manufacturing that is so dear to the brand - just like at the grosgrain profiling running along the stitching on the upholstery in fabric or leather.

Felix by Roberto Lazzeroni combines real sophistication with compact dimensions. This subtle armchair offers soft shaping with no corners. It's ideal positioned in the bedroom, yet its delicate elegance means it works well in other spaces too. The curved, shell-effect backrest wraps around the monolithic seat, tempting you to relax, while stitching is used to emphasise the curved, delicate lines.

The Flowers side tables are the ultimate in sleek design, with subtly irregular, elliptical petals in lacquered wood resting on slender metal structures. The clear 1950s influence is synonymous with the style of designer Roberto Lazzeroni, who opts for lacquered tops to bring vibrancy and warmth to the domestic space. Available in two heights and four dimensions, the Flowers tables can be used individually or as part of a group.

Striking a perfect balance between sophisticated minimalism and expressive impact, the Francis coffee table has an intriguing silhouette that effortlessly fits into living spaces. The monolithic, circular shapes that make up the base and top of the coffee table are reminiscent of the fairy chimneys in Cappadocia, an exotic region where nature rules supreme.