GREEN STONE BRACELET

A collection of sculpture objects born from the meeting of synthetic and natural materials.

Aged carved stone column.

Designed by Palermouno team as a retro-contemporary piece, this unique style mirror plays with geometrical shapes and soft colours to enhance any decorating idea. It…

Paris/Roma is the fruit of a “retro futuristic” project called Decorūm, where the déco elements are mixed and touched by the evolution of the design:…

A collection of sculpture objects born from the meeting of synthetic and natural materials.

A material reinterpretation of the classic bistro table. Whose deformation of the structure is softened by the surface of the top in golden fabric and…

Inspired by Giorgio de Chirico, in a contemporary interpretation of his ‘Metaphysical Squares’

These shelves recall a cut typical of precious stones and architectural details. They become precious pieces of furniture and objects designed for everyday use. Suitable…

The "O" mirror stems from the idea of transforming a commonly used object into an elegant and flexible piece of furniture for everyday use.

Inspired by Giorgio de Chirico, in a contemporary interpretation of his ‘Metaphysical Squares’

A collection of sculpture objects born from the meeting of synthetic and natural materials.

Inspired by Giorgio de Chirico, in a contemporary interpretation of his ‘Metaphysical Squares’

A soft curve in metal with a glossy, reflective surface a central laser cut that creates a shadow line. It is the large format centerpiece…

The surfaces of the Trame di Pietra® collection find a new location. XLS is the union of the two acronyms: "Extra long size" and "Extra…

Combining the Vienna design with the elegance of black marble, the designer proposes a collection composed of a table and chairs (with an additional table…

An important and fun ashtray, made of brass, it also lends itself to a coin tray.

Each product is unique, made entirely by hand by blacksmiths, carpenters, upholsterers, jewellers and glaziers.

Inspired by Giorgio de Chirico, in a contemporary interpretation of his ‘Metaphysical Squares’