Clean, modern, sophisticated. The Pure style embraces minimalism and expresses the familiar essence of glass: transparent and crystalline, animated by reflections that clarify geometric forms.
Freestanding or wall-mounted mirror with a 6 mm high-temperature fused, back-silvered glass frame featuring a handcrafted textured decoration. The flat mirror is 5 mm thick with a lacquered metal rear frame and can hang horizontally or vertically.
Model Venus
Vittorio Livi
A mirror collection with 8 mm high-temperature fused, back-silvered glass frames featuring a relief decoration. The 5 mm flat mirror has a lacquered metal rear frame and can hang horizontally or vertically.
Model Pop
Marcel Wanders
A wall mirror in 6 mm high-temperature fused, back-silvered glass with a 5 mm flat mirror. The rear frame is lacquered metal. It can be hung horizontally or vertically.
Display cabinet with lacquered aluminium profiles in metallic champagne or volcanic grey. The base is made from 6 mm tempered, back-lacquered extra-clear glass matching the profile colour.
Modular shelving in glass or wood. Its versatile assembly allows use as a bookcase, display cabinet or TV unit, in freestanding and wall-mounted versions. Uprights can be positioned freely on each shelf using sliding tracks and fixing devices in black anodised aluminium.
Table with a 12 mm fused and tempered glass top lacquered in metallic colours. The solid-wood structure is available in tobacco or heat-treated black finishes.
Curved-glass bedside tables and shaped fused-glass coffee tables — transparent, coloured or opaque — add a distinctive finishing touch to the room. Highly functional, these side tables become a natural part of everyday life.
Dino was born from the desire to redefine the essential bedroom accessory through FIAM’s signature material: curved glass. Simple yet elegant, this bedside table becomes a protagonist, playing with light and colour through alternating transparency and lacquer.
A monolithic chair in 12 mm curved glass. A perfect synthesis of technological experimentation and formal research, Ghost by Cini Boeri and Tomu Katayanagi dematerialises the perception of function so that the user becomes the true protagonist of the space.