Interior Design

A high-technology furniture pays tribute to the world of nature and flowers.

Elected colour of the year for 2017 by Pantone, the bright tones of Greenery decorate the latest fashionable interior design items.

An authentically “impossible” staircase is the result of a collaboration between the popular brand and the Master course in Interior, making its debut at the BAU of Munich.

Coming after the Longplate plates and the nightstand/table Typ, another user-customisable design unit.

The design comes from a desire to provide a post industrial use for the waste material created by the stone countertop industry

A focus on the precious finishes which refine the iconic and contemporary lighting offered by the historical Italian company.

Designed by the studio Basaglia Rota Nodari, the new system gives greater versatility and compositional freedom.

Copper, brass, oxidised iron and steel refine the new elegant furniture solutions designed by Nikita Bettoni for the Italian brand.

A vibrating industrial line marks the kitchen-and-bathroom-dedicated furniture project.

Besides the character of majolica Stube, the new wood-burning stove combines low consumptions and high efficiency.

Squared design and high insulation standards for new product of the PVC windows and shatters industry.

The new pellet stove, aesthetically linear, can be placed in every type of space thanks to its customizable and modular elements.

2016 is an important year for the iconic armchair designed by Noboru Nakamura: 40 years of success with over 30 million units sold worldwide.

The stove designed by Monica Graffeo conforms to the standard Ecodesign 2022.

Scavolini will present all the new Scavolini Bathrooms products and the latest solutions for the Living Room and Kitchen.

Wood and leather are perfectly combined into the modernized version of the iconic chair created by Ejner Larsen and Aksel Bender Madsen.

The four seasons are the protagonists of the series of chairs designed by the Swedish designer for the historic Italian brand of interior design.

The MCZ Group proposes the application of the soapstone to the new lines of heating systems.

Each one is hand cast using scagliola, a method of mixing cementitious plasters and pigments to create a marbleized surface.

The reinterpretation of Foscarini lighting engineering goes on with L and XL versions, to furnish large spaces maintaining “regular size” products’ values.