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by Miniform Lab
Acco is an elegant dining table with a strong character that resists labels. Its mature, sophisticated language unfolds through the base, defined by a bold, regular rhythm of wooden lines.
by Miniform Lab
Illo has its head in the clouds. Exaggerated forms make it soft and inviting. This unpredictable sculpture balances function and imagination and comes in three versions for dining rooms, bistros and living spaces.
by Miniform Lab
Like the Roman playwright after whom it is named, Plauto explores the past for ideas about the future. It places a single actor at centre stage: wood, performing a full repertoire of forms — flat, curved and pointed.
by Miniform Lab
Barry is a highly graphic table with intriguing volumes, combining solidity and lightness. Its bold legs twist around one another to reveal a dynamic personality, bringing confidence to the home or office.
by Miniform Lab
Juice is a monumental table with a meditative atmosphere. Its essence lies in the base, where long wooden legs meet an encircling ring. Developed through a balance of solid and empty space, Juice creates a sense of perfect calm.
by Miniform Lab
Chap is an elemental object expressed through form and colour. Its organic, primitive character is revealed through the bold decorative texture of Palladio Moro marble or the transparency of glass.
by Miniform Lab
As an occasional table, Illo looks even more playful. Its compact volume resembles a gym dumbbell — but you need not lift it. Supplied as a pair, the tables’ light-hearted, authentic appearance is a lesson in visual lightness.
by Miniform Lab
Kolos is shaped in a plaster mould in a pottery workshop, where artisans apply glaze before firing the table. Although glossy and polished to the touch, the nature of its material remains clearly visible.
by Miniform Lab
Beneath Pinto’s refined, majestic surface lie fragments of marble and stone, combining the joy of Venetian evenings with the mystery of primitive forms. A contemporary all-weather material makes it equally suited to indoor and outdoor adventures.
by Miniform Lab
Soda was born upside down, from a breath of air. Weighing 20 kilograms, it is blown, drawn and shaped by three master glassmakers. The result is a single volume of glass with three large petals forming its stem.
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Tototò is a low table rich in substance: 100% terracotta fired at high temperature for its distinctive earthy colour. Only the hands of a true artisan could create its iconic, full organic form and entirely new sense of softness.
by Miniform Lab
Container’s industrial inspiration can be emphasised with lacquered colours or softened by a wood finish extending from top to base. The strip across the front follows the concertina effect of its double doors.
by Miniform Lab
It is almost a ritual. Sit down in soft light, press play on your smartphone and let the vibrations do their work.
by Miniform Lab
Iola embodies an international design approach focused on ergonomic form and a carefully resolved character. Its shell-like body is made from expanded polyurethane.
by Miniform Lab
Valerie expresses the archetype of seating through both material and form. It does not seek to impress, but to fulfil its primary role: to welcome. The composition contrasts the supporting structure with a wooden seat — two languages serving support and comfort.
by Miniform Lab
Boterina, the smallest member of the Botera family, is a compact armchair perfectly suited to more limited spaces.
by Miniform Lab
A tubular structure supported by webbing is fully covered in fabric, creating soft, sinuous forms without foam. Slender legs lift it upward like a lunar module.
by Miniform Lab
Lem is an exceptionally soft sofa. Its tubular, webbed structure is fully covered in fabric without foam, while soft seat and back cushions rest on the textile shell for maximum comfort. The LEM family includes two- and three-seat sofas, an armchair and an ottoman.