This versatile piece feels like a new classic, with its inviting forms and vintage spirit. The perfect solution for any room in the house, be that the living room or bedroom, Bice will also work well in relaxed contract spaces. Its sleek, bronzed metal structure is offset by a covering in either fabric or leather.

LEMA Bulè Dining Table A fusion of Oriental and Western influences, the Bulè table by Chiara Andreatti is the perfect illustration of the increasingly international identity of Lema, for whom the Far East represents the centre of its current activities of market expansion. Designed with the social and cultural requirements of the Oriental market in mind, it features a rotating tray positioned on the table top, available as an accessory. This serves as the embodiment of the Oriental food culture, which is heavily centred around sharing and spending time together at the table.

LEMA Cloud Sofa System Cloud offers absolute compositional freedom, channelling Lema’s much-loved values of modularity and customisation into a sofa that can adapt to individual needs and tastes. The bespoke ethos extends to colours and fabrics too.

Supporting the seat section is a base made from heat-treated, oak-dyed ash. The soft yet clean upholstery reduces the overall volume of the model, balancing out the proportions while keeping the comfort levels intact. This timeless piece celebrates the culture of manufacturing that is so dear to the brand - just like at the grosgrain profiling running along the stitching on the upholstery in fabric or leather.

Felix by Roberto Lazzeroni combines real sophistication with compact dimensions. This subtle armchair offers soft shaping with no corners. It's ideal positioned in the bedroom, yet its delicate elegance means it works well in other spaces too. The curved, shell-effect backrest wraps around the monolithic seat, tempting you to relax, while stitching is used to emphasise the curved, delicate lines.

LEMA Gullwing Dining Table The Gullwing table system is the product of extensive research by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti into the “complex simplicity” of curved lines and the rich presence they bring to a space. The project is characterised by the expert combination of different materials and the sculptural lines of the base, which interact with the light and the surrounding space to create a never-ending dance of shadows, reflections and angles. There is bold feel to the paired, curved legs – as elegant as wings – which serve as the base for Gullwing in its various guises.