Italian furniture collections,
designed to go together.

Pumo

By Elena Salmistraro

Natuzzi Italia Pumo brings decorative objects and a flower vase together through the Apulian bud form. Handmade terracotta and ceramic versions use smooth, ribbed or overlapping raised surfaces. Designer interpretations add distinct materials and functions: Delft introduces openings for cut flowers, Bee uses honeycomb decoration, and Pop carries printed graphics. Gili shapes blown glass, Wadi provides a rewritable chalkboard-effect wooden surface, and Lukky wraps wood with textile cord and fringe. Each version retains its own construction within the shared pointed silhouette.

Philosophy

By Maurizio Manzoni

Nicoline Italia Philosophy brings together modular sofas, armchairs, ottomans and occasional tables. Upholstered pieces offer leather or fabric in varying constructions, from low feather-layered sofas to chairs on fixed or swivel bases. Selected sofa designs include movable backs, adjustable headrests or integrated marble surfaces. Tables introduce stone and metal alongside Rubens in wood and Berger in tempered glass with textured glass supports. Contributions by Maurizio Manzoni, Nicoline Lab, Beatriz Sempere and Umberto Asnago apply to their individual designs within the broader range.

Mood

By Pocci & Dondoli

Bontempi Casa Mood by Pocci & Dondoli includes chairs, armchairs and barstools built around a shared polypropylene shell. Wood frames, metal legs, swivel bases and selected caster versions provide different chair supports. Covered models add fabric or leather to the shell. Fixed low and high stools use round-section or triangular-profile metal legs, while dedicated outdoor chairs and stools carry the seating design outside. An optional outdoor-fabric chair cushion adds a separate textile layer.

Diesel Living with Moroso

By Diesel Designers

Diesel Living with Moroso includes seating, beds, tables, storage and mirrors with details drawn from clothing, industrial hardware and photographic imagery. Chubby Chic uses leather belts and handles, while D-Uffle folds its upholstery like a bag. Overdyed and Woodwave emphasize exposed wood surfaces, and Total Flightcase outlines storage with aluminum edging and steel fittings. Moon and galaxy images appear on reflective glass. Baggy Bed and D-Scape add quilted or asymmetric upholstered forms developed under Glenn Martens with Controvento.

Extinct Animals

By Moooi

Moooi Extinct Animals brings fictional creatures into bedding, bath textiles, wallcoverings, carpets and decorative objects. Printed, woven, embroidered and sculpted surfaces interpret imagined feathers, skins and habitats, with materials specific to each design. The range extends from cotton linens and textured wallcoverings to paper prints, earthenware tiles, glass ornaments and illustrated playing cards. Ada Sokół’s square carpets create separate surreal scenes for the Golden Tiger, Mimic Moth and Queen Cobra, adding her authored compositions to the wider house collection.

Faz

By Ramón Esteve

Vondom Faz spans dining and lounge seating, tables, planters, counters, daybeds and lighting by Ramón Esteve. Faceted geometry connects the range, from molded polyethylene lounge modules to dining shells on metal, clear polycarbonate or ash bases. Modular sofas create straight and angled layouts; the rotating daybed has an optional hinged canopy. Tables combine different supports with HPL surfaces, and modular counters offer serving accessories. Materials, lighting options and indoor or outdoor suitability vary by version, including the distinct Faz Wood designs.

High & Low Stool

By Space Copenhagen

Mater High & Low Stool brings together Space Copenhagen’s backless stools and High Stool Backrest. Solid oak or beech frames and sand-cast aluminum versions support upholstered seats, with leather and textile choices depending on the model. Low, counter and bar heights adapt the same rounded form to different seating positions. Replacement seats fit the removable-seat versions with four visible underside screws; replacement gliders also depend on the stool generation.

Atlante

Tomasella Atlante is a modular living-room range of wall units, bookcases and work surfaces. Open shelves and enclosed cabinets can surround a television, form a library or connect to a desk. Selected layouts add glazed display sections, concealed bar storage, sliding panels or a rotating television support. Andromeda brings a fine metal framework to shelving and room-divider arrangements. Rear panels, surface textures and lighting vary by composition, allowing display, media and everyday storage to share the same wall.