Furniture Design

The Capanna Collection draws from the geometry of hut structures and vernacular architecture, transforming elemental forms into refined furniture. Each piece balances structural honesty with material elegance, using clean lines and restrained proportions.

These pieces, while fostering a continuing flow of intimacy, also exude sophistication on every level. They add hints of masculinity while being sprinkled with accents of femininity, providing an effortless silhouette backdrop for conversation. Seamlessly linking the other "worlds" of all who gather and pass the time by transparently… One object is a dining table, while the other is a bookshelf. They can be made of wood or brushed stainless steel. They can be used for residential or commercial purposes.

This furniture collection is inspired by the sculptural qualities of the Cuculo bird, translating its organic curves and subtle movements into functional objects for everyday life. Each piece offers a simplified interpretation of the bird's form, balancing playfulness with purpose to bring a quiet, nature‑inspired presence into interior spaces. Natural materials, tactile finishes, and a restrained palette reinforce this connection to the outdoors, creating furniture that feels both familiar and quietly unexpected.

The Cuneo Collection takes its name from the Italian word for "slice," expressing a design language where distinct segments come together as cohesive, functional sculpture. This series of floor lamps and dining tables explores how cutting, separating, and reassembling volumes reveals new relationships between light, shadow, and material. In the Cuneo dining table, layered or slightly offset slices create a base that feels carved from a larger mass, then reconfigured. The spaces between segments introduce lightness and transparency, while the tabletop acts as a unifying plane, bringing individual elements together to support gathering and conversation.

Orbita is a collection that translates the quiet precision of orbital motion into the domestic space. Inspired by the curved, repeating path an object traces around a central body, the dining table and pendant light express this continuous movement through arcs, concentric geometries, and layered circular elements. The table is organized around a visual "center of gravity," with legs and surfaces radiating in soft curves to suggest calm, anchored motion. Suspended above, the Orbita pendant echoes crossing orbital paths with offset circular profiles and a hovering, luminous presence. A restrained material palette and clean lines keep the focus on these orbital references, turning a functional dining ensemble into a spatial metaphor for the unseen forces that shape our everyday rituals around the table.

Nucche is a dining table inspired by the knuckles of the human hand – a subtle tribute to the craft, strength, and precision behind handmade furniture. The rounded intersections and articulated details echo the form of knuckles, where structure and movement meet. By translating this anatomy into timber, Nucche celebrates the physical work of the maker: joints that feel sculpted rather than engineered, surfaces that reveal the touch of the hand, and proportions that balance robustness with refinement. The result is a table that quietly showcases craftsmanship, turning an everyday gesture into a tactile, functional centerpiece for the dining space.

Pylone is a dining table inspired by the striking silhouette of electrical transmission towers — the structures that carry energy across vast distances. Just as pylons distribute power from plant to city, Pylone is designed as a conduit for the energy of shared meals: food passed from hand to hand, conversations flowing across the surface, and connections that light up the atmosphere. The table's architectural lines and structural geometry echo the strength and clarity of these towers, translating industrial infrastructure into a refined domestic setting. Pylone frames the dining experience as a network of exchange and interaction, where movement, dialogue, and togetherness are continuously transmitted around the table.

Pingunio is a minimalist floor lamp inspired by the iconic silhouette and bold contrast of a penguin. Its name, hints at a playful, design-forward character. Clean geometric lines and a reduced colour palette abstract the animal's form, transforming it into a sculptural object rather than a literal figure. Designed to spark conversation, Pingunio balances whimsy with refinement. The lamp's straight profile and soft, diffused light introduce a calm, elegant glow to any room, while its graphic presence anchors the space. Equal parts lighting and art piece, Pingunio brings a touch of personality to interiors without overwhelming them.