Discover The 2022 Collection

Esosoft consists of an aluminium exoskeleton and a shell with an organic silhouette upon which soft cushions are placed. Its shape is reminiscent of the concept of casual comfort typical of the 1960s, while the materials and construction techniques are contemporary, purposefully chosen with sustainability in mind.

A design armchair with soft, generous contours, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa in the 1960s to bring home casual comfort, is swathed in premium Japanese denim, in a limited edition that elevates its unconventional spirit.

Cleo, a new design by the architect and creative director Vincent Van Duysen for Molteni&C, is a modular system consisting of various rectilinear, angular and self-standing elements that allow for a large number of compositions suitable for all kinds of living. The heart of the project is the frame, which is used for each individual component. A harmonious curvilinear shell, recalling a cosy place, which embraces seat and back without a break. The shell, upholstered in textiles or in leather, like the seat cushions, offers great comfort.

Vincent van Duysen, an expert in the history of modern design, has restyled an archetype created in the 1950s and especially popular in America: the deckchair originally derived from the hammock, a traditional item of furniture in that part of the world.

Classically inspired, the Montgomery family of seats stands out for its dynamic and contemporary style. Soft lines and complex joints are enhanced by a precious detail on the back of the backrest, from which the collection takes its name.

Terra means Earth and right from its name we wanted to emphasise the close bond that binds it to it. A soft, enveloping forms, a padded piece with its flexible identity and compact dimensions, the nature and warmth of the Apulian countryside: Terra by Marcantonio reflects the need for a more sensitive approach to the use of materialls and processes in a planet-friendly manner.

Tivalì, the built-in kitchen for all spaces designed by Dante Bonuccelli in 2004, precursor of the “Everything in a Small Space” concept, is interpreted in a new project by Yabu Pushelberg, world famous Canadian designers, where technology and design come together to give rise to a perfect proposal.

Return to the origins, to the archetypal forms and materials of the past with this innovative collection designed by Gessi for a new level of contemporary well-being. Function drives form and metal defines it, but it is the blend of carefully combined coloured pigments, metals and finishes that give rise to the five triads that are the inspiring selection for the most original bathroom furniture.