Contemporary living goes beyond the boundary between indoors and outdoors, shaping living spaces that open onto the landscape and become an integral part of it. Outdoor is no longer conceived as a separate environment, but as a space to be experienced with continuity, designed to welcome moments of relaxation and sharing.
Mates, Ghost Out and Jeko offer three interpretations of this vision. Collections united by a focus on materials, attention to detail and an essential design approach, where craftsmanship and carefully selected materials engage in dialogue with nature, creating elegant, functional spaces designed to stand the test of time.
MATES
Design Federica Biasi
The Mates collection, designed by Federica Biasi, was created to interpret outdoor living through a balance of formal simplicity, comfort and compositional freedom. Thanks to the modularity of its elements, the system naturally adapts to different settings and moments, giving shape to configurations designed for conviviality or more intimate spaces dedicated to relaxation.
Clean lines and soft upholstery give the collection a contemporary and welcoming aesthetic, while materials and technical solutions specifically developed for outdoor use ensure resistance to weather conditions and high performance, without compromising the elegance that defines the project.
GHOST OUT
Design Paola Navone
Designed with technical features specifically developed for outdoor use, Ghost Out resists water and sun exposure while preserving its shape, comfort and aesthetic quality over time. A collection that brings the versatility and welcoming nature of Ghost into outdoor spaces.
It includes a wide range of enveloping seating, developed around a light frame with essential volumes that embraces soft cushions. Its distinctive feature is the upholstery: an oversized slipcover whose profile is enhanced by visible stitching. Sofas, armchairs and chairs can be easily removed and re-dressed, like a change of outfit, taking on a different identity each time — simple or sophisticated — according to the personality of those who choose and live with them.
JEKO
Design Paola Navone
The charm of an exotic mood inspires Jeko, the collection designed by Paola Navone. The structure of each piece is made of ECOTeak, a material obtained from reclaimed teak beams and elements recovered from the demolition—authorized by local authorities—of traditional wooden houses on the island of Java, Indonesia.
The recovered elements are cut to size, repaired with recycled wood, assembled and sanded to highlight the original grain, then hand-polished using hemp cloths and wood shavings. Armchairs, sofas, canopies, sunbeds, tables, chairs and coffee tables enhance the natural beauty of wood, creating an outdoor setting in colonial style with strong visual and tactile impact.
