Lampada Falkland, Bruno Munari, 1964

Falkland lamp was first made using stretch tubular mesh, manufactured in a hosiery factory. Its shape is achieved by inserting several metallic rings in various diameters. When suspended from the ceiling, Falkland is more than 1,6 m high and its diameter is 40 cm. Falkland can be packed in its box, which is only a few centimetres high.

Timor calendar, Enzo Mari, 1967

Timor is the iconic design by Enzo Mari. Design inspired by the clarity and effectiveness of railway signs. This precedent has been turned into a perpetual calendar. This is a true icon. Leaves turn on a peg; they show changing months, numbers and different days of the week.

Mia lamp, Paola Monaco di Arianello, Danese, 2014

Mia lamp is made using three different components. Mia has a silhouette, which is both sculptural and refined. Shape and placement of the lamp have been designed in such a way, so light comes through the cylindrical base.

Double Life Storage, Matali Crasset, 2015

Double Life comes from a comprehensive research, which touched many different areas of design. This is a truly multi purpose piece, suitable for either the home or the corporate environment. Double Life is made by fixing with magnets various trays to a structural frame. It can be taken apart or assembled in a variety of different ways, according to individual tastes and needs.

Bincan collection, Naoto Fukasawa, 2004

Bincan is a furniture series with a clean and simple aesthetic, suitable for a variety of different environments. Throughout the years, this collection has grown to include many new pieces: coat stand, a coffee table in three different styles, an umbrella stand, a free standing ash tray/ hall tray, entry barrier, book-rest, a writing desk and a table lamp in four different styles.

Farallon Side chair, Yves Behar, 2011

Farallon Side is a multi-functional chair, suitable for a variety of different uses and environments. It can be either an occasional chair or a task chair, ideal for working in front of either a pc or a tablet. Structural frame made using several elastic straps, which are stretched around a metallic tube.

16 animals, Enzo Mari, 1957

16 animals was one of the first pieces on the market, produced in a limited edition: a 3D puzzle made by slotting different animals together. Design inspired by researching the creative process which guides children's games. 16 animals can be pieced together in infinite ways.

X&Y Eco Pro table, Paolo Rizzato, 2005

X&Y is a fresh new table by Paolo Rizzato; sustainable, lightweight and extremely versatile. X&Y offers a number of different tailor made solutions, customers can adjust shelves and change its overall size: this is a modular piece which can adapt to different environments and space requirements. Its packaging is made with little material waste, only using recycled components.

Gran Livorno bookcase, Marco Ferreri, 2008

Gran Livorno is the new updated version of Livorno, the iconic bookcase. Gran Livorno has a simple and clean aesthetic, also functional and extremely versatile. Gran Livorno is a modular piece, which can be adapted to suit individual tastes and various space requirements. What's more, Gran Livorno is an extremely sustainable piece; it's completely recyclable and it's also manufactured at low cost, so, in this way, it can reach the widest possible audience.

Smith trolley, Jonathan Olivares, 2007

Smith is a multi-functional trolley/tray, which can be mounted on the side of a desk. It can carry and store small objects, be used as informal seating and even stacked when not in use. In 2011, Smith trolley was awarded the XXII Compasso d'Oro ADI, the most prestigious design award in Italy.