The Composition Brick rug is one of the most representative designs from our Backstitch collection. Its energetic embroidery hints at a particular logic or shape, inspired on the apparent randomness of the reverse side of embroidery work. Designed by Raw-Edges studio, the series includes two other models, Calm and Busy, with a similar inspiration but a different stitching style. Composition, with its abstract design, can be used both as rug and wall tapestry. It is available in two sizes as well as in the Composition Green version, with predominantly green tones.

This is the Sioux rug from our kilim collection, a very light and reversible piece created by Odosdesign with an original pattern. Its design combines two sizes of crosses in two colors: some in light brown and others in coral. The repetition of these last ones generates a panel of colorful diamonds.

The Composition Brick rug is one of the most representative designs from our Backstitch collection. Its energetic embroidery hints at a particular logic or shape, inspired on the apparent randomness of the reverse side of embroidery work. Designed by Raw-Edges studio, the series includes two other models, Calm and Busy, with a similar inspiration but a different stitching style. Composition, with its abstract design, can be used both as rug and wall tapestry. It is available in two sizes as well as in the Composition Green version, with predominantly green tones.

The word 'polder' refers to low-lying flatlands, typically subdivided into fields for agriculture, which have been reclaimed from the sea by means of dykes and drainage canals. Created with a flat surface and horizontal emphasis that evoke the characteristic features of this type of landscape, the Polder Sofa exhibits an unusual asymmetrical shape and carefully crafted combination of colours, materials and textures. To accentuate these colour combinations, the eye-catching buttons – another special Polder feature – are made of natural materials with coloured pins.Embracing such differences within a defined tolerance is an expression of Vitra's sustainable approach to environmental resources. A low armrest is integrated on one end of the Polder Sofa, There is plenty of comfortable space to stretch out and relax.

The iconic Wassily Chair is constructed of leather or canvas straps stretched across a tubular steel frame—originally inspired by the bends in a bicycle. It was the first chair of its kind in 1925, and it remains a celebrated symbol of modernism today.

By pairing a slim steel frame with thick comfortable cushions, Italian designer Piero Lissoni created an elegant silhouette that complements many different settings. The Avio Sofa is available in a choice of size, base finish, and fabric or leather upholstery.

The Kashima 2-seater sofa by Ligne Roset, designed by Michel Ducaroy, features a distinctive low-profile, modular design with soft, enveloping curves. Inspired by the designer’s renowned Togo sofa, Kashima combines comfort and style with its plush, quilted upholstery and ergonomic shape. The sofa has a gently sloping seat for optimal relaxation and is constructed with high-resilience foam for durability. Its tufted surface enhances both aesthetics and support, creating a cozy, inviting feel.Perfect for modern and contemporary interiors, the Kashima sofa embodies French design elegance, offering both visual appeal and exceptional comfort.

A chair that combines several expressions in a single vocabulary, tracing the lines of the most traditional carved African stools and merging them with the American design of the golden years, echoing the concept of curved multilayer plywood.

A collection of all-foam cushion seating with no hard points. Its characteristic design will fit into both traditional and contemporary furnishing styles.

Kartell continues its ongoing commitment to sustainability with eco-friendly products which are part of the broader project expressed by the industrial manifesto Kartell loves the planet.A.I. is the chair created for the first time ever using 100% recycled material, in which aesthetics and structural requirements remain unaltered, blending seamlessly with generative design.