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POTOCCO MADIA BLOSSOM

Potocco

POTOCCO CABINET BLOSSOM

BERNHARDT & VELLA Distinguished by a rigorous design and a masterly manifacture of the raw material, the Blossom sideboard completes the homonymous collection composed of chairs and an extendable table. From the archetypal forms this collection stands out by a dosed use of details. Shipment in 4-5 working weeks

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POTOCCO MADIA AD BOX

Potocco

POTOCCO CABINET AD BOX

ENRICO FRANZOLINI The matt lacquered MDF structure is combined with a tubular steel base. These units are available in numerous collection finishes. The Ad-Box cabinet and sideboard have been designed to organize and store different objects in the home. Shipment in 4-5 working weeks

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POTOCCO MADIA AVANT

Potocco

POTOCCO CABINET AVANT

GABRIELE E OSCAR BURATTI Avant, a range of ash containers, is composed of a sideboard version, with bronzed brass legs in two heights, and cupboard. A distinctive functional and aesthetic element of the project is the solid wooden upper edge of the hinged doors and the back side, which slightly overhangs the top, in marble or back-painted glass: on one...

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POTOCCO MADIA SEN

Potocco

POTOCCO CABINET SEN

CHIARA ANDREATTI The Sen storage units, composed of a sideboard and cabinet, are inspired by the design of the traditional Japanese doors in rice paper. The design of the ash container, available in the finishes as per collection, tones down thanks to the visual lightness created by the crossed grilles in ash attached to sliding doors in bronzed glass...

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CAPPELLINI REVOLVING CABINET DRAWERS

Furniture

CAPPELLINI REVOLVING CABINET DRAWERS

Shiro Kuramata The Revolving Cabinet, designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1970, transcends its function as a chest of drawers to become a moving sculpture, a bold departure from convention.

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CAPPELLINI RIBBON STOOL

Furniture

CAPPELLINI RIBBON STOOL

Nendo In 2007, Japanese designer Nendo reimagined the stool with a gesture that is both essential and poetic, giving form to Ribbon.

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CAPPELLINI PROGETTI COMPIUTI DRAWER

Cappellini

CAPPELLINI PROGETTI COMPIUTI DRAWER

Shiro Kuramata Progetti Compiuti, designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1970, is a series of chests of drawers available in different shapes and dimensions, blending soft, sinuous lines with more squared and geometric profiles. Each model in the collection reflects a balance between discipline and fluidity, with a strong sculptural and graphic presence.

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CAPPELLINI PEG CHAIR

Sedie

CAPPELLINI PEG CHAIR

Nendo The Peg chair, designed by Nendo in 2014, strikes a perfect balance between simple design and functionality.

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CAPPELLINI LOCHNESS TABLE

Tables

CAPPELLINI LOCHNESS TABLE

Piero Lissoni Each piece in the series is available in a range of sizes and combines a metal base—offered in chromed or matte finishes—with a wooden top featuring clean lines, available in matte lacquer or oak veneer, in a curated palette of collection colours.

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CAPPELLINI EMBROIDERY CHAIR

Furniture

CAPPELLINI EMBROIDERY CHAIR

Johan Lindstén A limited-edition chair inspired by the cycle of the seasons, featuring a solid ash wood frame and a backrest embroidered with wool cross-stitch. Each version has a fixed combination of wood finish and seasonal pattern: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

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CAPPELLINI CAPO ARMCHAIR

Poltrone

CAPPELLINI CAPO ARMCHAIR

Doshi Levien Designed by Doshi Levien in 2011, Capo is more than just an armchair: it’s an elegant gesture, a posture, a distinctive way of inhabiting space with poise and personality.

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CAPPELLINI CAP CHAIR 2 CHAIR

Sedie

CAPPELLINI CAP CHAIR 2 CHAIR

Bakery Studio Designed by Jasper Morrison in 2014, Cap Chair 2 is a small armchair that expresses the purity of functional simplicity through compact proportions and understated elegance. Available in two different heights, it is fully upholstered in saddle leather with contrasting red Bulgaro stitching, a refined detail that enhances its tailored look.

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