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MAXALTO INTOTO TABLE

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MAXALTO INTOTO TABLE

Antonio Citterio The InToto table, designed by the renowned designer Antonio Citterio, represents a perfect balance between elegance and functionality. Characterized by strict geometric lines and clean volumes, this piece of furniture is the result of meticulous wood craftsmanship and the artisanal excellence of Maxalto. Its trestle structure not only...

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MAXALTO ARES TABLE

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MAXALTO ARES TABLE

Antonio Citterio The Ares table stands out for its bold design, characterized by an innovative structure made up of two overlapping shapes. The sturdy X-shaped wooden legs provide stability and a touch of originality. The thick rectangular tabletop, available in various sizes, offers a choice of different materials to suit every aesthetic need.

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MAXALTO LITHOS STORAGE UNIT

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MAXALTO LITHOS STORAGE UNIT

Antonio Citterio This collection of containers and displays is designed to stylishly store and showcase the most precious items. Perfect for home environments or commercial spaces, they can also be placed in the center of a room, allowing for an organized and accessible display of the contents. Available in a single size, the containers come in three...

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MAXALTO ALCOR STORAGE UNIT

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MAXALTO ALCOR STORAGE UNIT

Antonio Citterio The Alcor collection includes a selection of cabinets, sideboards, and consoles, characterized by a sober design and elegant wooden finishes that reflect the excellence of Maxalto's craftsmanship. These pieces of furniture are available in various configurations, sizes, and heights, offering drop-down doors or hinged ones, drawers, and...

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MAXALTO ABSEO TABLE

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MAXALTO ABSEO TABLE

Antonio Citterio The Abseo table by Maxalto expresses a perfect blend of craftsmanship and essential design. Its sculptural silhouette is distinguished by the harmonious integration of top and frame, creating a single three-dimensional volume with a strong visual impact. The refined play of lines, geometries and contrasts between solids and voids makes...

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KNOLL RISOM TABLE

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KNOLL RISOM TABLE

Jens Risom The Jens Risom Round Dining Table is part of the first collection designed and manufactured for Knoll, a milestone that helped establish the company as an early source of modern design in America.

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KNOLL TULIP SWIVEL UPHOLSTERED CHAIR

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KNOLL TULIP SWIVEL UPHOLSTERED CHAIR

Eero Saarinen The Tulip Chair by Eero Saarinen, part of the iconic Saarinen Tulip Collection, stands as one of the greatest achievements in modern design. Its cast-aluminum pedestal base, both sturdy and refined, replaces the clutter of traditional legs with a seamless and sculptural silhouette.

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KNOLL MUECKE TABLE

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KNOLL MUECKE TABLE

Jonathan Muecke The Muecke Wood Table reflects Jonathan Muecke’s pursuit of highlighting the inherent logic and beauty of wood.

KNOLL CYCLONE TABLE

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KNOLL CYCLONE TABLE

Isamu Noguchi The Cyclone Table by Isamu Noguchi was first imagined as a rocking stool before evolving into a table in 1954, and later a full-size dining table in 1957.

KNOLL CESCA STOOL

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KNOLL CESCA STOOL

Marcel Breuer Guided by Bauhaus rationalist ideals, Marcel Breuer’s Cesca collection redefined modern seating through its groundbreaking use of materials and cantilevered design.

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KNOLL SAARINEN EXECUTIVE STOOL

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KNOLL SAARINEN EXECUTIVE STOOL

Eero Saarinen With its sculptural silhouette and modern finishes, the Saarinen Executive Collection redefined executive seating, introducing an elegance and comfort previously absent from the field. First introduced in 1950 and prominently featured in Florence Knoll-designed interiors, it quickly became one of Knoll’s most celebrated collections, later...

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KNOLL RISOM STOOL

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KNOLL RISOM STOOL

Jens Risom First introduced in 1943 and shaped by the constraints of wartime materials, the Risom Collection represents Knoll’s very beginning.

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KNOLL 1966 OUTDOOR TABLE

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KNOLL 1966 OUTDOOR TABLE

Richard Schultz Since 1966, Richard Schultz’s dining table has brought elegance and ease to everyday living, indoors and out. Designed to withstand the elements, it remains a symbol of versatility with a wide range of sizes, materials, and finishes.

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KNOLL 1966 OUTDOOR ARMLESS STOOL

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KNOLL 1966 OUTDOOR ARMLESS STOOL

Richard Schultz The 1966 Collection stool by Richard Schultz is a true icon of modern outdoor design. Originally created at the request of Florence Knoll, who sought furniture both elegant and resistant to sea air, this piece introduced in 1966 combines lightness, comfort, and durability.

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DRIADE VENUS CABINET

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DRIADE VENUS CABINET

Fabio Novembre The Venus sideboard by Fabio Novembre, unveiled at the 2023 Salone del Mobile, echoes the spirit of the iconic 2017 bookcase, once again turning design into a dialogue with art. At its center lies the sculpted figure of a goddess, crafted in white reconstituted marble, a timeless symbol of beauty.

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DRIADE ANAPO TABLE

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DRIADE ANAPO TABLE

Gordon Guillaumier Anapo, designed by Gordon Guillaumier, is a collection of tables that blends formal rigor with refined materiality. The balance between the geometric painted steel structure and the purity of tops in glass or fine marble gives these pieces timeless elegance.

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DRIADE COUPELLE TABLE

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DRIADE COUPELLE TABLE

Marie et Alexandre Coupelle, designed by Marie et Alexandre, is a table that merges art and function through the innovative use of thermoformed industrial glass. Its transparent surface evokes the movement of water, creating a sense of lightness and visual refinement, while inspiration from Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse combines rigor and spontaneity in a...

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DRIADE CUGINETTO TABLE

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DRIADE CUGINETTO TABLE

Enzo Mari Cuginetto, designed by Enzo Mari, is a table that celebrates material simplicity and formal clarity. Its transparent glass top enhances the understated elegance of the steel profile supports, creating a balance between visual lightness and structural solidity.

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