Design you don’t see everywhere.

A pair of monumental lips, halfway between pop sculpture and radical furniture. Bocca does not furnish the room: it becomes the conversation.

With its domed shade and flared base, Panthella casts as much softness as it commands presence. With Verner Panton, colour does not decorate light: it composes it.

A marble base, a gleaming cap, a name borrowed from a comic strip: Snoopy turns a feat of balance into a familiar presence.

Beneath its transparent sphere, reflectors and colour remain visible. The light is no longer simply diffused: it is staged.

A coat stand by function, a surrealist sculpture by temperament, Cactus humorously blurs the line between art and domestic use.