Superfurniture is a complete range of furniture that reinterprets the radical Italian design of the 1960s and 1970s: bold forms, flat areas of color, and patterns printed over the entire surface. Storage units, tables, and surfaces are made of laminate MDF, a panel whose printed face serves as bo...
Superfurniture is a complete range of furniture that reinterprets the radical Italian design of the 1960s and 1970s: bold forms, flat areas of color, and patterns printed over the entire surface. Storage units, tables, and surfaces are made of laminate MDF, a panel whose printed face serves as both decoration and finish: this allows a room divider or an entire cabinet to be covered in the same pattern without visible seams. The chairs feature metal, sled-base frames with plywood seats. Four patterns recur from one piece to the next: Terrazzo, Blue Grid, Red Grid, and Blue Stripes. The concept of the collection relies on this repetition: two pieces of furniture with the same pattern complement each other as a set, two different patterns in the same room function as accents, and a single piece is enough to add color to a neutral interior. The collection was born at Seletti in 2025 and was expanded that same year with chairs, stools, bistro tables, and a square table.
How the patterns transform the furniture
Terrazzo imitates the aggregate seeding of a poured floor, Blue Grid and Red Grid trace a regular grid, and Blue Stripes features broad stripes. Printed flat onto the laminate, these decorations add no relief: the surface remains smooth and can be cleaned like an ordinary laminate surface. They do, however, make the edges disappear, as the pattern runs without interruption from one side to the other: a cabinet treated this way is read as a graphic volume rather than a piece of panel furniture. The collection also includes a bathroom mirror bordered with E27 sockets; the manufacturer lists the corresponding LED bulb separately (ref. 16525LW, 7 W, 800 lumens, 3000 K, dimmable).