Expanding the Ribbon Family, after the successful Ribbon chair and the new Ribbon chair baby designed by Nika Zupanc, Qeeboo presents the Ribbon Armchair. Maintaining the original ribbon back with its strong feminine appeal, the armchair is a comfortable seat made with polyurethane foam covered with fabric in order to help you relax, evoking an extraordinarily romantic world.
Animals, monsters, and a playful tone are the common thread in Marco
Oggian’s collections and this new Candlesticks collection is no exception.
Simple yet impactful objects, the designer focused on its graphic power
creating four characters that will make many candlelit dinners more special
and fun.
The collection includes a new family of wall clocks, featuring vibrant colors and friendly characters eager to bring a touch of personality to your walls and point out the time: the mischievous Black Cat with its sleek silhouette and three eyes, Mr. Wally and his magical hat, Magic Samu our renowned red palm and Joe Quack the unique duck.
Designed by Marcantonio, Hungry Frog is a small table/wall lamp with the shape of a frog which has eaten the lamp bulb that is now lighting up in its stomach. The string which is attached to the bulb, coming out of the frog’s mouth, is 180cm long and covered in fabric with an integrated switch, allowing you to place it in any corner. Made in PMMA, available in different colors.
From an umbrella stand to a paper basket to a champagne cooler, Killer allows total freedom of interpretation and use in the home and beyond. Designed by Studio Job.
The Rabbit Chair Mix is a new version of the iconic Rabbit chairs, designed by Stefano Giovannoni. Crafted by recycling and mixing materials, each chair is a unique creation, blending varying color tones that give it an innovative look. Available in six mix colors: grey mix, terracotta mix, goldsand mix, black mix, white mix, green mix.
Giraffe in Love M Indoor is a 2.65 meters high giraffe lamp. It has been revisited holding a chandelier made with Campari Soda iconic bottles. Bold and elegant, she is naturally the centre of attention of any location.
A versatile, free-standing bookcase Koibuchi, designed by Stefano Giovannoni. Conceived as a wall of sectioned and pierced stones, the bookcase’s holes are configured as a series of interconnected irregular spaces that can be used to place books, plants or other objects on. The bookcase can be standing either horizontally or vertically in any space you wish, in an office or in a house, either stand alone to divide spaces or on the wall. Made in recyclable polyethylene and available in different colors, the library can be combined with additional units.