Furniture

Flexform

Flexform was founded  in 1970, just as the "Italian Design" movement was taking off. The company's philosophy then, as it is now, can be best summed up by Ugo Volli: "The home is always an aesthetic gesture {...} so the objects that constitute it reflect the image of those who chose them. They are like self-portraits, one might say: by choosing them, we define our taste and thus  our own identity."

Poltrona Frau

Renzo Frau founded Poltrona Frau ('Frau Armchair’) in 1912, with a commitment to producing high quality handcrafted furniture.
The company’s patented ‘Pelle Frau’ is the result of several years of experimentation into production of the finest quality full grain leather. ‘Pelle Frau’ goes through a 21 step tanning process which allows for a tactile warmth & softness while maintaining contract grade durability.
Poltrona Frau’s quality and leather expertise has been recognized by leaders in the automotive industry for their interiors.

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Presotto

For more than 70 years Presotto has been designing furniture with the goal of adapting the wide choice of products to the client's needs wardrobes, beds, day and night areas may thus fully reflect customer tastes.
Prosotto is committed to reducing environmental impact by combining design and technology with an ecological conscience. "Our commitment goes beyond the production of furniture, we aim to bring the concept of sustainability into the design of furniture and the organization of the company. Our green heart beats for responsible and respectful action."

Cassina

Since 1927, Cassina has been a design leader and manufacturer of original Italian contemporary furniture. In order to broaden the appeal of the Cassina Collection, Franco Cassina initiated a visionary collaboration between Le Corbusier and Cassina.  The company launched the I Maestri Collection (Masters Collection), which today includes major icons of design history: Le Corbusier, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Gerrit Rietveld, E. Gunnar Asplund, Charlotte Perriand, and Franco Albini.
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Cappellini

Cappellini was founded in 1946 by Enrico Cappellini in the Italian Brianza region, north of Milan. Cappellini began as a furniture maker specializing in wooden furniture and case goods. After Enrico’s son Giulio joined the company, bringing a passion for art & design, Cappellini experienced a creative evolution that has placed them at the forefront in the world of design and furnishings.

Zanotta

established in 1954, Zanotta is one of the recognized leaders in Italian industrial design. The story of Zanotta is of one intuition —of risk taking, curiosity, reward and, above all, accomplishment— written over six fruitful decades. In that span, the brand has churned out a staggering total of 550 designs, with almost a fifth residing in permanent collections at the most prestigious museums and institutions around the world, represented by 330 individual pieces.

Desalto

For nearly 30 years, Desalto has spread worldwide an idea of an aesthetically sophisticated product based on constant technical and technological research focused on greater functionality. Thirty years of activity make Desalto a young but also time-honored brand. Of both dimensions Desalto is titled.

Flou

For more than 30 years, Flou has concentrated on one thing: "The culture of sleep."  Since its founding in 1978, Flou's objective has been to transform the  bed into the best place for sleep, dreams and life. The very best Italian design is an essential ingredient in the Flou research: beds built to last, yet beds  that can be transformed every day.