It's the iconic piece of furniture of the Ancien Régime, and even today it adds just the right touch of style to any room. Between stylistic acrobatics and material experimentation, it's both contemporary and chic. The console table, or console table, dictated the style rules of aristocratic homes in the 16th century: elegant, opulent, primarily designed...
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Sliding, hinged, or pivoting, they're the ideal solution for giving your space a completely new look and guaranteed visual impact. Without jambs, trim, or frames, flush-to-the-wall doors, also known as flush-to-the-wall doors, discreetly furnish any space, literally disappearing into the walls. Simply choose a matching color...
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by Denise Frigerio. "A chair is something composed of a few legs, a seat, and a backrest. A chair is a chair, an armchair, a sofa, a pouf, a bench, and a seat. A chair is a spatial obstruction in every home." – Alessandro Mendini. It is, in fact, a socially just object –…
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If benches and daybeds have furnished our outdoor spaces all summer, now is the time to make use of them indoors too. Interior design dictates speak clearly: benches and daybeds are the new allies of relaxation. Perfect hybrids between the classic chaise longue and a dreamy sofa or...
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by Maria Chiara Antonini. Minimalist interiors, light colors, and minimal furnishings. A classic Amsterdam house, with a dark brick facade and large windows, long, narrow rooms, and the upper floor featuring the characteristic external hook. A "blank canvas" on which to paint with design. Built in 1675, an ancient…
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A timeless piece of furniture, a key feature of contemporary interiors and capable of lending a home an impeccable touch of style. While smart working and gaming dictate the new demands of home living, the desk is back in the spotlight, with a wealth of new features. Compact, discreet, dramatic, and smart,…
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By Roberta del Vaglio. On June 20, 2024, the ADI – Industrial Design Association awarded the seventieth Compasso d'Oro prizes. The award, established in 1954 based on an idea by Gio Ponti, continues to confer international prestige and serve as a key benchmark in the sector.
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The latest additions, compact and enveloping, rival the extra-large models: sinuous backrests, deep seats, ultra-soft cushions, and delicate fabrics. True comfort, aesthetically pleasing and functional, in less than two meters. The new two-seater sofas are a celebration of wellness design: organic shapes create...
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There are objects in our homes whose origins we often ignore, yet they hold extraordinary stories, like those of Marmi Barbiero, which, since 1970, has crafted natural stone, marble, and granite, creating unique creations ranging from finely crafted surfaces to furnishing accessories. That of…
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Is a low, narrow bookcase better than a sculptural model with closed modules? A traditional column or a compact wall unit? New bookcases offer many options for those who want to organize their home library or furnish a corner with books. Mini or maxi, wall-mounted or freestanding…
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