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sessions

Unusual sessions

New, original, and with a fresh perspective on design. This is what unites the seats we're presenting today. Designers Scholten & Baijings took the different textures of fabrics as a starting point to design the Ottoman. Lower than usual, its open design lends itself to a variety of uses, such as…

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sofa

The Rodolfo sofa

Rodolfo is the name of the modular sofa designed by architect Davide Negri, part of the LOVEThESIGN furniture and accessories line. It features three types of modules: a steel rod frame, an expandable double cushion, and an ottoman. With these three elements, each sold separately, you can create endless combinations…

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bar & bartender

Put a bartender in the kitchen..

The kitchen is masculine. At least this one. It's called Bar&Barman, produced by Marchi Group, and is decidedly one of a kind. Sumptuous, regal, and meticulously crafted. It's one of the most exclusive artisanal kitchens the company has ever created, a project developed with the expert hands of the best…

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pet friendly

The pet-friendly sofa

Wandering around showrooms, I was fascinated by this sofa designed for animal lovers. It's called Dude by Dema and is a modular sofa. So, you can decide where to place each module, such as the coffee table (in marble, travertine, or leather with a plywood core) or the pet...

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armchair

The bespoke armchair

by Laura Tasso. Have you ever dreamed of relaxing in an armchair with a good book in hand, next to an open window overlooking a spring garden? Queen Anne by Wesley-Barrell immediately evokes these thoughts. Typically British, it fits any room, even without a fireplace. Like a true Queen…

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furnishings

Furniture, flowers and butterflies

A longing for spring, pastel colors, and nature is spreading throughout the home, and the furniture from Porte Italia Interiors satisfies this desire. Handcrafted and painted by decorators from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, they evoke the 18th century, the golden age of painted furniture that illuminated the…

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screen

Acrobats, card games and Venetian nobles

by Laura Tasso. Used since ancient times in the Far East, where China had spread its use to Japan and Korea, the use of screens in Europe appears to date back to the Middle Ages, but it wasn't until the 19th century that they became an essential furnishing accessory. The influence of Japonism, which began in the mid-19th century, likely contributed to this.

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terracotta

"V" as in vase

It's not easy to discuss the history of vases because they've been with humans since prehistoric times. Consulting a dictionary, we find the definition: "A generic name given to containers of various shapes and materials... intended for various uses, primarily for holding liquids."

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fishbone b-line

Salon Previews

How will our living space transform in the future? We'll only find out at the next Salone Internazionale del Mobile (April 14-19) at FieraMilano in Rho. But there's nothing stopping us from getting an idea; here are a few previews. Just a sneak peek. It's called Big Too and is part of the X Collection family designed…

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table

"G" as in Guéridon

It is a small round table with a single central support, generally used to support a lamp or vase. The shape of the central support may represent a mythological figure, such as an inlaid animal or a statue depicting a Moorish "guridon," a term used by the French in the 17th century.

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