SOMASCHINI Furniture

The column legs of this console table have the same relevance as ancient temple legs. The lofty reference is contrasted by the playful play of the cantilevered top, contemporary in t...

A singular crasis between large, soft blocks reminiscent of Brutalist architecture and full, curved lines. The originality of the design is mainly due to the dialogue between the bas...

The unique notched surface refers to the image of the pipe organ. The musical reference-which is echoed in the project’s name-evokes an idea of lightness. The volume of the console f...

In name and form it refers to prehistoric constructions, primordial architectural assemblages charged with symbolism, albeit in their disarming simplicity. The design finds its stren...

Inspired by the most famous of cubes, these volumes can be juxtaposed or stacked endlessly. Its rigid and essential appearance is inversely proportional to its compositional flexibil...

A small armchair, with a deliberately outsized and conspicuous wheel. Adele is soft, round, elegant yet ironic. Brass and bright colors, curves and tightly stretched fabrics, it coul...

Low version of Boris armchair. This large armchair refers to a small animal and its unmistakable fragile yet sturdy body. However unusual, the idea of drawing inspiration from an ant...

The console table plays on the subtle balance between exaggerated volumes. The rigor of the forms is softened by the insistent roundness of the legs, their dimensions contrasting the...

A set of small tables characterized by a peculiar shaded lacquer and a simple gesture that by cutting cylindrical volumes creates the object by subtraction. A small family designed b...

The console table plays on the subtle balance between exaggerated volumes. The rigor of the forms is softened by the insistent roundness of the legs, their dimensions contrasting the...

In the shapes, as in the name, a clear reference to a musical wind instrument. An impeccable workmanship of travertine that highlights in the hollowed-out part of the throat the uniq...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

A three-legged chair, an idea that dates back to the last century and finds a playful and contemporary reinterpretation in this design. The enveloping silhouette of the back echoes t...

There is an ecological provocation on the "skin" of these side tables. In fact, their irregular, pockmarked surface is designed to resemble that of logs charred by the fires ravaging...

Low version of Boris armchair. This large armchair refers to a small animal and its unmistakable fragile yet sturdy body. However unusual, the idea of drawing inspiration from an ant...

The seat harks back in form to the aesthetics of mid-century bourgeois furnishings. The singular cut in the shell gives added character to a classic, composed elegance, as well as en...

A small armchair, with a deliberately outsized and conspicuous wheel. Adele is soft, round, elegant yet ironic. Brass and bright colors, curves and tightly stretched fabrics, it coul...

The seat harks back in form to the aesthetics of mid-century bourgeois furnishings. The singular cut in the shell gives added character to a classic, composed elegance, as well as en...

Inspired by the most famous of cubes, these volumes can be juxtaposed or stacked endlessly. Its rigid and essential appearance is inversely proportional to its compositional flexibil...

The table, in rectangular and round versions, is inspired by the spectacular landscape of the U.S. Ozarks mountain range region: forests of towering trees with regular, straight trun...

In name and form it refers to prehistoric constructions, primordial architectural assemblages charged with symbolism, albeit in their disarming simplicity. The design finds its stren...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

The seat harks back in form to the aesthetics of mid-century bourgeois furnishings. The singular cut in the shell gives added character to a classic, composed elegance, as well as en...

A simple, unbroken, curving line draws the shapes of soft, conciliatory seating. Lambert succeeds in matching a synthetic, minimalist approach with an idea of all-round comfort. The ...

A simple, unbroken, curving line draws the shapes of soft, conciliatoryseating. Lambert succeeds in matching a synthetic, minimalist approach with an idea of all-round comfort. The d...

The two tables, in rectangular and round versions, are inspired by the spectacular landscape of the U.S. Ozarks mountain range region: forests of towering trees with regular, straigh...

A set of small tables characterized by a peculiar shaded lacquer and a simple gesture that by cutting cylindrical volumes creates the object by subtraction. A small family designed b...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

This large armchair refers to a small animal and its unmistakable fragile yet sturdy body. However unusual, the idea of drawing inspiration from an ant to design a seat seems to brin...

The colors and shapes of these coffee tables hark back to the sea and its islands. Like atolls, they can exist either autonomously or interlock in functional, delightful combinations...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

The last segment that makes up the body of an ant, the Boris pouf, combined with the Boris armchair, emphasizes the division of the structure into many elements, accentuating the par...

The design is inspired by a historic club in Milan. Dainelli Studio, based in the Lombard city, has decided to refer to one of its iconic venues as well as to the Italian cabaret tra...

Inspired by the most famous of cubes, these volumes can be juxtaposed or stacked endlessly. Its rigid and essential appearance is inversely proportional to its compositional flexibil...

Inspired by the most famous of cubes, these volumes can be juxtaposed or stacked endlessly. Its rigid and essential appearance is inversely proportional to its compositional flexibil...

The column legs of this console table have the same relevance as ancient temple legs. The lofty reference is contrasted by the playful play of the cantilevered top: historic in mater...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

This table sets the stage for a refined game of contrasts and balances-a thin top contrasts with the sturdiness of the large wooden legs. An air of stability and solidity is created ...

A three-legged chair, an idea that dates back to the last century and finds a playful and contemporary reinterpretation in this design. The enveloping silhouette of the back echoes t...

There is an ecological provocation on the "skin" of these side tables. In fact, their irregular, pockmarked surface is designed to resemble that of logs charred by the fires ravaging...

Inspired by the organic forms of the famous Saturnia hot springs in Tuscany, this coffee table creates curious coves whose shapes are accentuated by the contrast between colors and m...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

This chair is the expression of absolute rationality; it looks like it was designed by a child, there are no curves but softness and comfort are found in a special internal structure...

A clear homage to an iconic architecture: the Palace of Italian Civilization, also known as the Square Colosseum, designed in Rome in the 1930s. The outline of the cut in the square ...

The table, in rectangular and round versions, is inspired by the spectacular landscape of the U.S. Ozarks mountain range region: forests of towering trees with regular, straight trun...

The exaggerated volumes of Lazy-O are the mantra of a series that includes a console table, side tables, and a bench. The vibrancy of the colors makes the simple, austere forms ironi...

A column fitting shelves on top of each other in different directions deconstructs the classic image of a bookcase. A clear reference to historical architecture based on repeated, mi...