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Wall System has anchored Poliform living rooms for years, and it still works because the bookcase does the heavy lifting. Thin grids lighten the structure, while marble backs, glass display cases, and flap doors that hide a bar or a home office extend what the piece can do.

It grows with the room instead of dictating it.

Jean-Marie Massaud built Ernest around an unusual reference: the down cushion. Soft, deconstructed volumes replace the rigid frame, and the modular system reconfigures into linear or L-shaped compositions without losing its expressive weight.

It reads as comfort first, architecture second, though neither gives up ground to the other.

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Klara takes the traditional lamp form and pares it back. Oriental references come through in the minimal lines, with a cylindrical light source held inside an essential structure.

Small in scale, precise in ex*****on.

Curve brings a teak structure and a nautical reference into the outdoor dining table. A slatted or ceramic top rests above a crosspiece wrapped in rope, a small detail that sets the tone for the whole piece.

Made for the terraces and gardens where dinner runs long.

Yabu Pushelberg treats the bed as more than a place to sleep. Lanai expands into modular elements that layer around it, turning the sleeping area into a space built for everyday wellbeing.

Upholstered volumes inspired by nature meet straight, geometric lines for a balance that feels deliberate, not decorated.

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Jean-Marie Massaud built the Ketch collection around the vocabulary of sailing, and the sunbed keeps that thread in its solid iroko frame and clean, essential lines. The reclining backrest hides a compartment for towels and accessories, a practical detail disguised as pure form.

Cushioning in recycled PET means the comfort holds up to a full season by the pool.
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Vortice pairs a sculptural metal base with a handcrafted-effect finish, the kind of detail that rewards a second look.

Marble or wood veneer tops rest on it with beveled edges, giving the table a lightness that belies its presence.

Built for kitchens and dining rooms that double as gathering spaces.

Flaviano Capriotti named this collection for the day set aside for rest, and the armchair carries that idea in its low, sinuous back and compact, enveloping seat.

A wood structure and cast aluminum feet in matt brown nickel keep the silhouette grounded, while the removable cover in fabric or leather lets it adapt to any room.
A small-format piece built for the quiet corner of a home.

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Emmanuel Gallina looked to nature for Magnolia: the flowing lines of branches, the weightlessness of a falling leaf. The solid wood structure stays understated so the soft cushions can carry the comfort.

An outdoor sofa that earns its place on the terrace without asking for attention.
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