The catalogue, piece by piece

Renzo Frau

The Edwardian English club sofa revisited, with rolled pleated arms level with the back and a deeply capitonné front.

After Renzo Frau

The Chester rebuilt for how people actually sit now, with seats fifteen centimetres deeper and configurations up to five seats.

Jean-Marie Massaud

A low modular seating system with fine quilting to the backrest and cushions, configurable linear, corner or curved.

Jean-Marie Massaud

A lean sofa drawn from saddlery, combining a thick Saddle Extra leather with fabric across the same piece.

Pierluigi Cerri

A modular sofa that puts its own structure on show: a T-shaped steel bar and a metal frame perforated with circles.

Gastone Rinaldi

Seat and back cut from a single shaped steel sheet on four bent-tube supports, winner of the first Compasso d'Oro.

Lella and Massimo Vignelli

Designed for a television studio, for a newsreader shot at full length rather than head and shoulders.

Ferrari Design Centre

The first office chair designed by Ferrari, derived from a racing seat and built for Ferrari's seventieth anniversary.

From drawings by Renzo Frau

The armchair that defined the house: enveloping arms, an arched back, a fully buttoned front and a row of leather-covered pins.

Renzo Frau

A reinterpretation of the bergère, unusual for carrying its capitonné on the backrest, and made to order as a numbered piece.

Gio Ponti

Ponti's squared modernist armchair, the first product of the Tolentino era and continuously in production since.

Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

An armchair built from three formally independent parts, seat, backrest and headrest, meeting along visible seams.

Ferdinand Alexander Porsche

An ergonomic reclining lounge chair whose adjustable rib elements are modelled on the human vertebral column.

Jean-Marie Massaud

A softly rounded armchair on cast-aluminium feet, with vertical folds and edge stitching worked across the shell.

Lella and Massimo Vignelli

A table reduced to a plane and its supports, made in rectangular and elliptical versions.

Pierluigi Cerri

A table whose structure is made in titanium, and the piece that brought the house its first Compasso d'Oro.

Neri&Hu

A family of objects for the room around the furniture: bookcase, dressing table, valet stand, standing mirror, side table and magazine rack.

Sebastian Herkner

A leather nightstand from the Imagine collection, presented at Salone del Mobile in 2024.