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The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

The sinuous shapes of the bow and the dome, combined with the chandelier, set inside the bell, create an icon with a strong appeal on our memory and complete the environment with a refined note.

Sherwood is an impressive 2-meter-high deer whose antlers become chandeliers decorated with crystals and pendants.

The chair can be combined with the table which has the same leg pattern. The legs of the chair and the table are available in black and transparent versions.

Turtle Carry Coffee Table designed by Marcantonio, carries on its carapace a wooden coffee table firmly anchored to its base.

By having the same finishing and reflection of the mirror, this version will blend perfectly in your home letting your reflection spread all over the place!

Korall vase, designed by Andrea Branzi, emulates the structure of a coral plant that you can fill with flowers or also let it live on its own as a sculpture.

The classic crystal flute glass is taken out of scale to become a table lamp that would enrich your every day with the charm of the antiques.

Turtle Carry Pouf, designed by Marcantonio, carries on its carapace a soft cushion that can function as a seat, footrest, or additional tabletop

Produced in white opaque resin, they catch the attention and they fit perfectly into any corner of the house.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

Richard Hutten created a beautiful coloured pattern of interweaving lines

Richard Hutten created a beautiful colored pattern of interweaving lines.

Richard Hutten created an intriguing stripe pattern of slowly grading colours.

Stefano Giovannoni's “Blur” carpets show classic paintings in which the outlines of the images seem to dissolve into the background.

Stefano Giovannoni's “Blur” carpets show classic paintings in which the outlines of the images seem to dissolve into the background.

The subjects of these images, out of focus, free from the parameters of realism, take on a new connotation and refer to dreamlike atmospheres.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

Sliema 6, pattern from 2006, is part of the "Visual Alphabets": signs, colors, images, decorative elements, always similar but always different, in a continuous.