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Our new sofa configurator is made for architects and designers. A project-focused tool that lets you explore shapes, sizes, and textiles across our modular and segmented sofa series, visually and intuitively.
HIGHLIGHTS
Tilt in Mirror Polished Steel
Tilt Coffee Table | Steel
The Tilt series is now available in mirror polished steel. The Tilt table plays with the illusion of balance, making it look as though it’s on the verge of tipping over. While it functions as a table, Tilt is equally a sculptural form, making it multipurpose - it could easily serve as a pedestal or even a standalone sculpture.
Cubism Side Table
Cubism Side Table
Cubism comes in several and is suitable for many purposes, such as coffee tables, side tables and plinths to exhibit objects.
Made from travertine stone, Cubism is all about embracing the qualities and beauty of the material, which for centuries has been used in classical architecture around the world.
Hippo Sofa Wood
Hippo Sofa | Wood
Few sofas claim equal beauty from the back. Captivating from both front and back, the Hippo sofa asks to be standing in the middle of a room. The sofa design shares the same characteristic leg profile as the Hippo Lounge Chair, featuring full upholstery and an oversized back for excellent comfort.
The sofa can be positioned at an angle or offset, seating up to four people. The low back enables you to turn around easily and engage in conversation with people behind.
NAKED COFFEE & SIDE TABLE
Naked Coffee Table
Naked is a series of mouth-blown glass tables, reduced to its essence: sculptural and honest. No hidden structure, no layered components. Just a single, see-through silhouette that reveals exactly what it is.
Available as a coffee and side table, offered in three warm tones: Smoke, a deep bronze with cool gray nuances, Amber, a golden hue that adds warmth and glow, and bottle green, a dark green that grounds the palette.
3daysofdesign 2025
At this year’s 3daysofdesign, we explored the profound connection between design and human states of being. Under the theme “I Am”, we presented an exhibition that illustrated how design can shape moods, emotions and experiences.