Pigreco by Tacchini, design Tobia Scarpa.

It is the same original project from 1959, but with new finishes and materials: 200 numbered pieces made in black walnut and with an upholstery in a special fabric.

Asmara by Ligne Roset, design Bernard Govin.

Despite being designed in 1968, the style and comfort seem to come from 2021. The perfect sofa is a wave of relaxation.

Soriana by Cassina, design Afra e Tobia Scarpa.

This super-soft sofa which won the Compasso d’Oro in 1970 gets dressed in new chromatic combinations to provide it with a contemporary, convivial look.

Camaleonda by B&B Italia, design Mario Bellini.

This system conceived of by Bellini in 1970 is always contemporary, but the capitonné sofa takes a leap into the future and goes for recycled and recyclable materials which can be easily disassembled.

Nelson by Vitra, design George Nelson.

The Japanese-style bench designed in 1946 adds a variant to the classic laminate structure with natural black ash.

Plico by Alessi, design Richard Sapper.

Reissued just as it was in 1975, this folding kitchen trolley is the perfect synthesis of elegance and practicality.

Mini Coupé by Oluce, design Joe Colombo.

The iconic table lamp created in 1967 is back lighting up desks and nightstands in this new mini, 34-cm version.

Parentesi 50 by Flos, design Achille Castiglioni – Piero Manzù.

To celebrate its 50^th birthday, the timeless floor-ceiling lamp gets dressed in its designers’ favorite colors of orange and turquoise.

Maggiolina by Zanotta, design Marco Zanuso.

The original 1947 version came in leather and steel. Today the goose down armchair also comes in a thick linen fabric.

Re & Regina by FontanaArte, design Bobo Piccoli.

Designed in 1968, these table lamps which use chess pieces to unite art and industrial design are back in a Limited Edition.

First Masterpieces Collection by Carl Hansen & Son, design Ilse Crawford.

In order to celebrate the timeless legacy of Hans J. Wegner and more than 70 years of collaboration, here is a Limited Edition of the first chairs that Wegner created in 1950 for the brand in a new range of colors.