Superfurniture is a complete range of furniture that replays the radical Italian design of the 1960s and 1970s: bold shapes, flat areas of color, and all-over printed patterns. The storage units, tables, and surfaces are made of laminated MDF, a panel where the printed surface acts as both decor ...
Superfurniture is a complete range of furniture that replays the radical Italian design of the 1960s and 1970s: bold shapes, flat areas of color, and all-over printed patterns. The storage units, tables, and surfaces are made of laminated MDF, a panel where the printed surface acts as both decor 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 expanded that same year with chairs, stools, bistro tables, and a square table.
How patterns change the furniture
Terrazzo mimics the aggregate scatter of a poured floor, Blue Grid and Red Grid trace a regular grid, and Blue Stripes features a wide stripe. Printed flat onto the laminate, these decors add no texture: the surface remains smooth and can be cleaned like any ordinary laminate surface. However, they cause edges to disappear, since the pattern runs uninterrupted from one face to the next: a cabinet treated this way reads 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).