Royal Botania Class-X range of bathroom furniture collection is composed of a series of solid teak modules that can be used individually or combined to achieve the desired effect. This allows an infinite number of arrangements depending on available space and personal taste.
Joint chair, hammock and foot with a thin stainless steel frame and body in batyline. The shape of the armrest Both dynamism in pieces. Royal Botania QT Metal Outdoor Seating by Kris Van Puyvelde is the range of young, fun and dynamic collection of outdoor furniture that includes stacking chairs to facilitate the creation of [...]
Artemide Cosmic Rotation is a balanced model that joins the Cosmic Series but with a much more traditional. Designed by Ross Lovegrove, this 360 degrees round lamp design match the wall and the ceiling, it provides a very smooth atmosphere of light that emerge from fluorescent or halogen, part of which is emitted through the [...]
A touch of 60s retro design for a collection of materials Produced today by Royal Botania. Fold, a Modern Retro Sofa by Frank Boschman is made of acrylic sheets Carefully shaped and curved, and is complemented by an electro-polished stainless steel base, which is a highly technical material that combines high rigidity, flexibility, extreme resistance [...]
Suita Sofa designed by Antonio Citterio is a offices, lobbies and waiting rooms sofa. Things that stands out for Suita sofa is it’s strong and resilient padding, geometric lines and polished aluminum base that resembles a bridge. Optionally available with a high head further delimiting the space inside the sofa.
Functionality, simplicity, austerity and serenity are the values that proposes concepts to face the current situation and are reflected in this chair designed by Serra & De la Rocha for Concepta. Crack Wooden Dining Chair is made of beech wood or oak and plywood seat can be painted or upholstered in fabric or leather.
Boomerang Chair is a chair wich structure is similar to the traditional Australian Aboriginal boomerangs. Designed by Tobia Scarpa for Meritalia, the chair is Stackable and manufactured with different woods. Two metal sleepers, bolted, not glued, bind the legs that hold the seat and backrest, upholstered in leather or fabric.
