Sculptural forms and refined craftsmanship in Ghidini 1961’s new collection

Mambo, a bed designed by Lorenza Bozzoli, redefines comfort with its sinuous lines, fine fabrics, and sophisticated brass details.

Infused with playful inspiration, Lorenza Bozzoli’s Cards coffee table features a lively geometric structure, brought to life by the new Candy finish.

The Arnold table, designed by Paolo Rizzatto, pairs a sculptural brass base with an elegant marble top, creating a striking balance between materiality and form.

In keeping with the design of the table of the same name, the Arnold console table stands out for its essential lines, formal purity, and refined character, bringing sophistication to contemporary interiors.

With its soft, rounded design and metallic accents, Lorenza Bozzoli’s Ufo coffee table presents a pedestal base in a satin platinum finish and a storage structure open on both sides — ideal for keeping books, objects, and small devices within easy reach.

Flexor, the modular bookshelf designed by Robert Stadler, enables dynamic, customizable architectural configurations to suit different spaces and needs.

Striking a perfect balance between functionality and sculptural presence, Richard Hutten's Plomis bookcase brings character and personality to any setting.

Vibrant colors and minimalist lines define the Dash lamp by Johanna Grawunder, which not only illuminates the space but also becomes its focal point.

The rectangular Dune rug, designed by Richard Hutten, captures the natural movement of dunes in a soft, enveloping texture.

Offered also in a round version, the Dune rug presents a fresh interpretation of softness and visual rhythm, enriching interiors with organic appeal.