Sopwith 165

Envisioned with freedom by the young designer Sandra Demuth, the tripod pieces in the Moved collection play with the concept of breaking through walls. Their offset design escapes the constraint of parallelism, making them appear to disappear behind the wall, which, in effect, becomes their fourth pillar.

Scriba is characterized by strict signs, reminiscent of an ordinary desk from the past. The use of wood in a warm canaletto walnut veneer for the top of the drawer and the front legs makes the Scriba an exquisite and linear model, able to fit into modern interiors and into the most refined spaces. An additional touch of elegance is given by precious metal details on the base and the possibility of equipping the table with an exquisite leather shelf, made in a meaningful material language and...

Sopwith is a small desk designed by Giuseppe Casarosa. This nifty, pared-down product combines beauty and function to satisfy the requirements of a contemporary lifestyle.The frame consists of two solid wood trestles traversed by two brass stay-rods positioned diagonally to recall the shape of the “Sopwith Camel”, one of the most important UK bi-plane fighter aircraft employed during the First World War. The top is available in wood, back painted glass, or leather.

The small desk designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Bernini dates back to 1957. Originally called Model 530, the furniture piece was renamed “Nòs” - which means walnut in the Milanese dialect - on the occasion of its re-edition by Ceccotti Collezioni sixty-five years after its first production. With an essential style and rigorous lines, it was initially distributed mainly in walnut wood (natural or stained), with the base having a characteristic hourglass shape and embellished...