Litos by Cappellini, design Sebastian Herkner.

Inspired by the beaches of Salento, this chaise longue chair is part of a modular system with rounded shapes and soft elements that reawakens that vacation atmosphere.

Camaleonda by B&B Italia, design Mario Bellini.

Designed in 1970, this capitonné modular system is more relevant than ever because it has been reissued with recycled and recyclable upholstery.

Ruff by Moroso, design Patricia Urquiola.

Sculptural, almost monolithic, soft and enveloping. This armchair, an homage to the sculptor Eduardo Chillida, is an invitation to let oneself go in style.

836 Tre Pezzi Wool Limited Edition by Cassina, design Franco Albini.

Here is an exclusive and extremely soft limited-edition of this iconic armchair designed in 1959, reupholstered with a Mongolian wool coat.

Katrin by Artflex, design Carlo Colombo.

This leather armchair turns 10, but still flaunts winter couture appeal.

Coral by Paolo Castelli.

Organic and sinuous lines and bouclé wool upholstery. This three-seater sofa is an embrace for everybody.

Mattia by Minotti, design di Rodolfo Dordoni.

As enveloping as a nook, this contoured armchair plays with the rigidity of the shell and the softness of the cushions for sophisticated relaxation.

L16 by LightsOn, design Studio Gellner.

Relaxation is guaranteed with this ruffled fabric that recalls a cloud or a dollop of whipped cream.

Pukka by Ligne Roset, design Yabu Pushlberg.

A charming feminine touch, a wool velvet cover and a “buttery” body in polyurethane foam. This is the contemporary version of the classic armchair.