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An Icon of Modern Comfort

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s, the Lounge Chair brought together refined elegance and exceptional comfort. Produced by Vitra with virtually the same craftsmanship ever since, it remains one of the most celebrated icons of twentieth-century design.

Charles & Ray Eames Vitra

Marble and Light

Noyan Berkman and Efe Yavuz’s apartment brings together original marble, soaring ceilings and refined contemporary design in a home that unfolds through dramatic spaces and shifting perspectives.

Design by Noyan Berkman
Photography: Ozan Bal
Furniture by de Sede AG EDRA FIAM Italia

Color Pop

A confident pairing of orange and green brings warmth, energy and character to this striking home. Thoughtfully layered throughout, the two shades prove that bold colour can feel both playful and beautifully refined.

Design by YKRA
B&B Italia Mario Bellini Architects

The Heart of the Home

More than a room, the kitchen becomes an architectural presence that shapes the way the home is experienced.

At its centre, the island anchors the space, while the iconic 50’s shelving system introduces rhythm, structure and openness in perfect balance.

Cesar kitchens GARCIACUMINI
interiorisme
CESAR BY ESTUDIO NERO

The Art of Less

Designed by .miesvanderrohe for Knoll, the Brno Chair was never created to seduce. Instead, it captivates through the clarity of its design.

A cantilevered chrome-steel frame appears to defy gravity, supporting a suspended seat with no visible connection to its base. Its remarkably slender profile gives the chair an almost weightless presence, while the fully upholstered seat and back offer an unexpected sense of comfort and generosity.

Carefully stretched leather completes the design, giving the piece its distinctive balance of architectural rigor and refined elegance.

Nearly a century after its creation, the Brno Chair continues to inhabit some of the world’s most considered interiors—not simply as a historic design icon, but as an enduring expression of modernity.

Knoll
Designer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

A New Perspective on Comfort —

With Ardys, Patricia Urquiola explores a new approach to comfort through a low, generous and distinctly contemporary silhouette. Deep stitching creates a graphic, three-dimensional pattern across the seat and backrest, enhancing the volume of the upholstery while recalling the soft, enveloping aesthetic of Nordic duvets.

Part of the modular collection of the same name, the Ardys armchair carries through the square geometry that defines the entire family, giving it a presence that is both sculptural and inviting.

Whether used on its own or combined with other elements from the collection, Ardys embodies the sensitive and innovative approach of Patricia Urquiola, Art Director of Cassina since 2015.

Patricia Urquiola

Geometry in Colour

A bold chromatic gesture defines the unmistakable geometry of the Utrecht armchair.

Designed by Gerrit T. Rietveld, its sculptural presence comes to life through sharp lines, tactile surfaces, and architectural clarity.

Utrecht armchair by Gerrit T. Rietveld

Photo credits: Francesco Dolfo

Soft Icons

On the Rocks and Grande Soffice sofas by Francesco Binfaré reveal their distinctive character and exceptional comfort in the expansive living spaces of this penthouse in the Netherlands, designed by Van der Donk Interieur.

On the Rocks Sofa by Francesco Binfaré
Grande Soffice Sofa by Francesco Binfaré

Photography: Veerle Verheijen 𝐯𝐞𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐞 𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐣𝐞𝐧
Interior Design: Van der Donk Interieur | 𝙑𝙖𝙣 𝙙𝙚𝙧 𝘿𝙤𝙣𝙠 𝙄𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙪𝙧

Brazilian Dialogue

In the heart of Curitiba, Casa 17-JB by architect Luiz Volpato is a striking dialogue between architecture and nature, Italy and Brazil.

Compact verticality, exposed concrete, warm wood, and expansive glazing create a balance between raw materiality and lightness, while the interiors remain in constant conversation with the surrounding tropical garden.

Project by Luiz Volpato Arquitetura
Furniture by EDRA
Photography: Eduardo Macarios | Eduardo Macarios

Fashion designer Harris Reed brings his theatrical, identity-celebrating aesthetic into every detail of his Holland Park flat.

Conceived as a “little q***r castle,” the space is bold, expressive and richly layered. For the living room, Reed collaborated with B&B Italia to select a sofa that would reflect his world—something unapologetic, dramatic and deeply personal.

The result: a striking coral velvet Camaleonda by Mario Bellini, anchoring the room with both comfort and statement-making design.

Harris Reed Mario Bellini Architects
Photography: Sim Canetty-Clarke