Chair inspired by the Coconut chair model. The Coconut Chair presents the typical features of the design of the 50s. It is characterized by clear shapes and the use of a reduced number of materials. The seat shell is shaped by comfortable cushions and its shapes resemble those of a coconut divided into eight pieces. The external shell of the seat is made of synthetic material, while the internal padding is available in different colors. This inviting and comfortable seat has been designed to accommodate different postures and different positions, in order to adapt perfectly to each use.

This model is a revisitation of the Up5 series. Designed in 1969 by Gaetano Pesce, it represents one of the most sensational expressions of Radical Design. The Up5 armchair was conceived as a metaphor for the "woman with the ball and chain", a true cult piece of the 70s. The project plays on curvilinear and distinctive geometries that express the pop concept and personality. The Up5 armchair marks the perfect combination of art and design. The enveloping shape of the chair and the backrest seems to model itself around the body, seeking total integration with it. The armchair and pouf, placed one on top of the other, each reveal their own formal identity only if freed from the packaging, and create a perfectly calibrated and synergistic dialectical relationship. The seat is entirely made of polyurethane with a stretch fabric covering available in various chrome finishes.

This project, inspired by Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid, is an original "design statement". The sofa expresses Zaha Hadid's genius on the complexity of geometric curves. Moonlight contains references to the architect's buildings and futuristic sculptures. Its name recalls the combination of unusual shapes and the concept of a product system. The main theme of the sofa, in its most common version, is the shape of a strongly curvilinear and dynamic angular movement: a monoblock containing a seat, backrest and armrest sculpted in a single block. An evolving concept that mixes with its expression of curves inspired by the architecture of the genius of Zaha Hadid.

The sofa is inspired by the Onda Sofa model. Lo studio di design ed architettura De Pas, D’Urbino & Lomazzi viene creato da un trio di importanti designer italiani, noti per i loro innovativi design di sedie e poltrone, vere e proprie icone della cultura pop. Lo studio inizia la propria attività a Milano negli anni '60, '70 e '80, ed il trio è ricordato per i suoi sforzi di unire quotidianità e design formale. Il risultato dei loro geniali studi è espresso nella linea Onda di cui fanno parte le sedie ed i sofa. Un mix di design ed architettura che abbraccia lo stile essenziale classico e di classe necessario in ogni arredamento di lusso.

The design and architecture studio De Pas, D'Urbino & Lomazzi is created by a trio of important Italian designers, known for their innovative design of chairs and armchairs, true icons of pop culture. The studio began its activity in Milan in the '60s,' 70s and '80s, and the trio is remembered for its efforts to combine daily life and formal design. The result of their brilliant studies is expressed in the Onda line which includes chairs and sofas. A mix of design and architecture that embraces the essential classic and class style needed in every luxury decor.

The sofa is the typical example of Scandinavian design. It is designed for total relaxation thanks to the comfort of the cushions, while the wooden structure gives strong stability. This model completely reflects the original design of 1952. The essential and refined design gives a touch of class to any modern furniture without affecting the essentiality of the spaces.

The sofa is the typical example of Scandinavian design. It is designed for total relaxation thanks to the comfort of the cushions, while the wooden structure gives strong stability. This model completely reflects the original design of 1952. The essential and refined design gives a touch of class to any modern furniture without affecting the essentiality of the spaces.

The Sofa is inspired by the Marshmallow model. The Marshmallow sofa by George Nelson converts the traditional sofa into a playful three-dimensional object made up of eighteen colored cushions connected to a simple steel structure, which create a true work of art. Because of its unusual and extravagant form and construction, the Marshmallow Sofa is one of the most creative and eccentric sofas in the history of design.

The sofa is inspired by the FK model. Lo splendido divano Florence Knoll esprime un alto livello di perfezione ispirata alle forme classiche ed alle linee pulite dell’arte della città italiana di Firenze. Il divano presenta una struttura in acciaio che dona rigidità ed eleganza. La seduta invece esprime linee pure e sintetiche senza però tralasciare eleganza e raffinatezza, soprattuto dei dettagi formali, come i bottoni nelle cuciture che creano spazio fra i vari supporti. Il divano di Florence Knoll è famoso per aver abbellito salotti privati, uffici, teatri, hall di alberghi in tutto il mondo per oltre 50 anni.

The sofa is inspired by the Fk Loveseat. The splendid Florence Knoll sofa expresses a high level of perfection inspired by the classic shapes and clean lines of the art of the Italian city of Florence. The sofa has a steel structure that gives rigidity and elegance. On the other hand, the seat expresses pure and synthetic lines without, however, neglecting elegance and refinement, above all of the formal details, such as the buttons in the seams that create space between the various supports. The Florence Knoll sofa is famous for decorating private lounges, offices, theaters and hotel halls all over the world for over 50 years.

The sofa is inspired by the Poet Sofa model. Juhl's Poet Sofa is considered a revolutionary piece of Danish design. Finn Juhl is famous for the attention, passion and refinement with which he creates his creations manually, using the highest quality and refined materials. This comfortable and chic sofa is one of its most versatile and popular masterpieces. Ideal to relax and curl up comfortably, it presents extraordinary details such as seams, buttons, or solid wood feet, ideal for giving rigidity and elegance to the structure.

The sofa is inspired by the Poet Sofa model. Il Poet Sofa di Juhl è considerato un arredo rivoluzionario del design danese. Finn Juhl è famoso per lìattenzione, la passione e la ricercatezza con cui realizza manualmente le sue creazioni, utilizzando materiali di altissima qualità e raffinati. Questo divano, confortevole e chic, rappresenta uno dei suoi capolavori più versatili e popolari. Ideale per rilassarsi e rannicchiarsi comodamente presenta dei dettagli straordirari come le cuciture, i bottoni, o i piedi in legno massello, ideali per donare rigidità ed eleganza alla struttura.

Eero Saarinen designs the fantastic Womb collection at the request of Florence Knoll for "a collection that looks like a basket full of cushions - something that could really curl up". This mid-century sofa is a classic of modern design and supports countless seating positions, to offer relaxation and comfort in total naturalness.

The design of this sofa has as its father Eero Aarnio. The body of this sofa is shaped to completely and completely accommodate the human anatomy. Its glass fiber coating ensures rigidity to the structure as well as adding a great captivating charm. This exceptional sofa was created to complete every type of environment in a sophisticated way.

The sofa is inspired by the Beetle sofa model. The Beetle sofa is characterized by a generous silhouette and a comfortable design. The sofa is perfect for relaxation and is perfect in every modern environment. The design of the Beetle sofa is inspired by the characteristic elements of the beetles: shells, shape, sutures, rigid external and soft inside. The wide choice of colors allows customization to meet all tastes in the most decorative and beautiful way possible.

The Little Albert by Ron Arad is a rotational-colored polyethylene armchair. The project presents a continuous stream of curved lines with an image shape drawn without ever removing the pencil from the paper. Initially it was a "donut" to provide inspiration for a sculpture: reworked and flattened, using irony to go beyond the usual approach to industrial design.

Archibald is the modern expression of design and elegance and represents for those who observe it an invitation to meditation and relaxation. The structure of the seat and back is made of steel with a polyurethane foam padding and a molded expanded mold with polyester wadding in areas where you need more comfort. The elstache straps create an unnatural spring suspension that is great for relaxation. The base is made up of four cast aluminum feet and a tubular steel frame. The armchair expresses refinement, elegance and design and represents an icon in high-end homes.

The Archair is inspired by the Archibald Armchair High Backrest model. Archibald is the modern expression of design and elegance and represents for those who observe it an invitation to meditation and relaxation. The structure of the seat and back is made of steel with a polyurethane foam padding and a molded expanded mold with polyester wadding in areas where you need more comfort. The elstache straps create an unnatural spring suspension that is great for relaxation. The base is made up of four cast aluminum feet and a tubular steel frame. The armchair expresses refinement, elegance and design and represents an icon in high-end homes.

The armchair is inspired by Archibald model. Archibald is the modern expression of design and elegance and represents for those who observe it an invitation to meditation and relaxation. The structure of the seat and back is made of steel with a polyurethane foam padding and a molded expanded mold with polyester wadding in areas where you need more comfort. The elstache straps create an unnatural spring suspension that is great for relaxation. The base is made up of four cast aluminum feet and a tubular steel frame. The armchair expresses refinement, elegance and design and represents an icon in high-end homes.

The chair is inspired by the Wingback Chair P22 model. The P22 Patrick Norguet Wingback Armchair reinvents classic furniture for modern environments using a fusion of innovative industrial technology with an artisanal production. Patrick Norguet was awarded Designer of the Year in 2005 for his work with Van Cleef and Renault. The P22 follows the classic design traditions of the armchairs and re-elaborates them in a modern way. The legs and structure in cast aluminum support a comfortable and welcoming armchair and a curved backrest that invites the subject to relax in total privacy. The matching footrest is the ideal complement to complete the armchair.

Aki II is the result of a long process of development to create a versatile armchair that is at the same time unique in its kind and able to integrate even the most classic sofas. This armchair is a real celebration of softness and formal elegance. Aki II can radically change its appearance: from a single color, to an extremely bright or subtly elegant style to an elegant and refined total black.

The chair is inspired to the 181 Cloth Chair. The chair of Jehs and Laub is the highest expression of the expressive freedom of modern design. Its visual linearity gives way to a surprisingly cozy and soft structure when seated. Despite showing an almost fragile appearance, Cloth expresses a creative mix of functionality and minimalism. The comfort of the session is the result of continuous studies on human anatomy. Eye catching slits and cracks create the internal fiberglass frame with polyurethane foam padding.

Inspired by Metropolitan Armchair. The seats that run uninterrupted in the armrests are the hallmark of this armchair designed for relaxation. The Metropolitan rests on a four-spoke swivel aluminum base. The body then stretches and becomes slimmer to fully accept the anatomy of the person. The polotrna ends with an ideal headrest for total relaxation.

The armchair is the typical example of Scandinavian design. It is designed for total relaxation thanks to the comfort of the cushions, while the wooden structure gives strong stability. This model completely reflects the original design of 1952. The essential and refined design gives a touch of class to any modern furniture without affecting the essentiality of the spaces.

The model is inspired by Knoll Chair. The Knoll Florence chair is a rhythmic exhortation of the proportions and rhythm of modern architecture of the 50s. Heated through color and texture and with a geometric profile of replacement and a rationalist expression of the project, the Florence Knoll Armchiar is currently still extremely modern and absolutely timeless.

The armchair inspired by the Womb Chair has been designed with a rounded shape that wraps the body in a relaxing and comfortable embrace; the seat fits perfectly in both a modern and classic, industrial or minimal style. Its wide range of colors makes it possible to satisfy the various tastes while maintaining the unmistakable design that has made it an absolutely modern style icon.

The chair is inspired by the Bali Armchair. A small armchair, designed by Carlo Colombo, which interprets relaxation according to the most current concepts of contemporary aesthetics. A design that combines the formal lightness with the amplitude of proportions, underlined by the light metal structure.

The chair is inspired by the Heart Chair model. One year after the creation of the Cone Chair, Verner Panton conceived this variant, which was called Heart Chair due to its heart shape. The widely protruding backrest should be interpreted as a modern evolution of the classic armchair with ears.

The chair is inspired by the Cone Chair model. The Cone Chair was originally designed for a Danish restaurant. It has the shape of a cone, a classical geometric figure from which the name derives. The seat rests on a revolving base in stainless steel. The shell is padded with a semicircle and extends upwards, creating the structure of the back and the armrests, thus giving life to a very comfortable armchair. Verner Panton, who designed it, established himself as a designer in the late 1950s. Panton anticipated some elements of Pop Art, at the same time combining elegance with Scandinavian modernism in the construction of the bases. The most famous projects in this series are the Cone Chair and the Heart Cone Chair.

A design like Big Mushroom is something that comes out of time and the period in which the project was born. The design is large, soft, comfortable and highly inviting. Big Mushroom is a model that captures the attention and makes you want to curl up and enjoy it to the fullest. Subtle, organic and explicit, this great 'Mushroom' positively bursts into the design of the whole world as an extemporaneous and ageless object.

The sculptural line of the Corona Chair by Poul Volther presents a unique and inimitable style. Volther designed this chair with a series of oval cushions that allow different positions to relax. The project was realized in 1961 and this interesting piece of furniture takes inspiration from some photos of solar eclipses. It also refers to the first design by Volther, which was based on the use of cushions, separated to emphasize the lack of materials available during the Second World War. This beautiful chair brings with it originality and comfort, a perfect mix in any modern and contemporary environment.

Aki is the result of a long process of development to create a versatile armchair that is at the same time unique in its kind and able to integrate even the most classic sofas. This seat is a real celebration of softness and formal elegance. Aki can radically change its appearance: from a single color, to an extremely bright or subtly elegant style to an elegant and refined total black.

The chair is inspired by the Brno Chair model. The Brno Chair is a modern cantilever chair designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich in 1929-1930 for the bedroom of the Tugendhat House in Brno, Czech Republic. The Brno Chair has become a classic of modern furniture. The project was born with very clean lines, with a steel frame in one piece, folded in the shape of C from the center of the back, around the front edge of the seat (to create the arms), and back under the seat to create a cantilever, with round seat and back covered in leather. There are two versions of the chair, one in flat steel and the other in tubular steel. The metal was originally made of polished stainless steel; some modern examples are chromed.

The Chair is inspired by the Pelican Chair model. The Pelican armchair is an exceptional seat that stands out for its enveloping and particular back with rounded and soft shapes. The porgetto was made almost 80 years ago by Finn Juhl and is part of a series of products created by the Danish designer for an exhibition. With its captivating and particular design, the Pelican chair is still today a splendid and current design object inspired by the "free art" of the modern era.

Farg and Blanche created the Emily chair for dining or conference tables. The back of the chair creates curves around the seat to form the arms. The padding is quilted in divided sections that give life to a simple but elegant pattern on both sides of the back support. The legs in solid ash come out of the stuffing from the short sleeves of material under the seat. Its essential and elegant design combined with simplicity make the Emily chair a fragment of history in contemporary and modern design.

The Tulip Chair has been project to counter the "ugly, confusing, restless world" under chairs and tables, represented in particular by their legs. He therefore leads a long design investigation that lasts about five years which leads him to the revolutionary Pedestal collection which includes the Tulip chair. The chair is a classic design icon and is characterized by the famous goblet shape with a single central stem for the base.