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Design by Ichiro Iwasaki, 2023
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Design by Ichiro Iwasaki, 2023
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Design by Lievore Altherr Molina, 2014
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Design by Lievore Hary, 2025
Discover moreCatifa 46 is reinterpreted with a shell made using 100% recycled plastic, sourced from a blend of post-consumer and post-industrial waste. Discover Catifa (RE) 46 and join us in redefining beauty through sustainability!
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We believe design is about asking the right questions and seeking meaningful answers. What is the impact of what we create? And what if we reimagined production—not simply as a matter of efficiency, but as a process that gives back to the planet?
Discover moreWhen designing hospitality spaces, it has become imperative to focus on welcoming, inviting spaces that can support us in the most diverse tasks. Our versatile, elegant, and customizable solutions can help balance style and atmosphere while also maximizing the space’s functionality.


Catifa Carta's shell is crafted entirely from PaperShell, a groundbreaking material derived from paper. Comprising 29 sheets of paper bonded with a natural resin binder, Catifa Carta significantly reduces the chair's environmental footprint by sequestering carbon dioxide.


Designed in 1951 in Bo Bardi’s adopted home of Brazil, the Bowl Chair is an icon of Lina Bo Bardi’s adaptive style. Balancing the worlds of industrialized fabrication and the individualized object, Bo Bardi envisioned the Bowl Chair as flexible in structure while universal and essential in form. But, as with all of Bo Bardi’s designs, the ultimate emphasis remains on the human interaction with the object.
In partnership with the Instituto Lina Bo e P.M. Bardi in São Paulo, we produced the Bardi’s Bowl Chair in a limited edition of 500 pieces.
Comprised of 29 layers of paper bonded with natural resin, PaperShell significantly reduces environmental impact by capturing carbon dioxide throughout its lifecycle. With Catifa Carta, we not only minimize our carbon footprint but also embrace the concept of circularity.


Architecture and Nature in Harmony at Sigma's New Headquarters
A lively professional space, in close dialogue with the surrounding natural environment and made dynamic by fluid interaction among colleagues: this was the vision that inspired Kajima Design Studio in the design of the new headquarters of Sigma, a leading Japanese company in the field of photographic optics.
Architect: Boifills, Photo: Changi Airport Group - Fabian Ong
Architect: Carlo Saccardo (Studio B69 Architetti), Maurizio Mattioni; Photo: Bandion.it
In this episode, we explore how design can challenge existing models of measurement. Through an open consultation with independent experts, we examined how to evaluate the life cycle of a truly pioneering material, inviting transparent and rigorous dialogue across disciplines.