All the pieces in the Kutxa collection have a sculptural touch, but without direct references to artists or their works. The idea is that these pieces of furniture contribute to creating more serene and refined spaces, rather than simply optimizing storage space. Kutxa is a furniture collection with diverse shapes, where each piece has its own personality and fulfills a function within a graphic logic.
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Dining table with a lacquered metal frame available in various finishes. The tabletop is made of tempered glass or plywood in different sizes, materials, and finishes. Two industrial-inspired elements merge into a composition reminiscent of a railway crossing. This is the core design concept of Cross, a table that represents a meeting point between the concepts of stability and dynamism.
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Wooden frame covered with polyurethane foam and siliconized hollow polyester fiber, lined with protective fabric. Iron frame painted with polyester. Completely removable and detachable cover. Option to include a fold-down bed mechanism in certain bed sizes (150x190 cm, 150x200 cm, 160x190 cm and 160x200 cm).
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Pendant lamp with diffused light. Interior diffuser in PC (polycarbonate) with a matte white finish. Exterior diffusers are available in smoked PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) and silver metallic on the interior surface using a vacuum aluminizing process. Single suspension/electrical cable. White canopy cover.
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Base, stem, and diffuser support in polished and chromed zamak alloy, die-cast. Polished aluminum tubular stem. Base cap made of injection-molded black PA (nylon). Inner diffuser made of injection-molded opal PC (polycarbonate). Outer diffusers are available in clear or smoked PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) and with a silver or bronze metallic finish on the inner surface using a vacuum aluminizing process. Top ring made of injection-molded PC (polycarbonate), either completely clear or transparent brown for the version with a bronze metallic outer diffuser.
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Floor lamp with diffused light. Base, stem, and diffuser support in die-cast, polished, chrome-plated zamak alloy. Base cap in galvanized P04 steel sheet. Inner diffuser and lamp holder made of opal-colored injection-molded polycarbonate (PC). Outer diffusers are available in clear or smoked PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) and with a silver or bronze metallic finish on the inner surface using a vacuum aluminizing process. Top ring made of injection-molded polycarbonate (PC), either completely clear or transparent brown for the version with a bronze metallic outer diffuser. The electronic dimmer on the cable allows for gradual adjustment of the light intensity.
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A reinterpretation of the classic oriental bed, the Kubo floor bed embodies the concept of transformation: the removable slatted base, concealed beneath the folding mattress, slides out with a simple movement, transforming it from a pouf to a single bed and from a sofa to a double bed. This space-saving solution, thanks to its versatility, is ideal for any size room, from the living room to the study or bedroom. The wooden frame is available in gray, black, white, ocean, or dove gray.
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From the collaboration between Italian designer Luca Nichetto and the multidisciplinary team Nendo, founded by Japanese architect Oki Sato, comes a new project with a light, poetic, and handcrafted style: the Kurage table lamp. Kurage means jellyfish in Japanese, and indeed, this lamp resembles a marine creature that dances lightly, swaying in a soft light achieved through the use of high-quality Japanese washi paper. The diffuser rests simply on a transparent structure designed specifically to ensure the absence of shadows. Kurage is made using a unique three-dimensional technique for hand-crafted washi paper. Using mulberry tree fibers, a smooth yet porous paper is obtained that filters the light, creating a relaxed, warm, and captivating atmosphere, capable of seducing both the intellect and the heart. The project is completed by four slender legs in natural ash wood, a white ceramic lamp holder, and an electrical cable covered with a paper fiber sheath.
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The Kutxa collection is, above all, a play of contrasts: very thin and slender structures that contrast with a very voluminous wooden box that levitates.
All the pieces in the Kutxa collection have a sculptural touch, but without direct references to artists or their works. The idea is that these pieces of furniture contribute to creating more serene and refined spaces, rather than simply optimizing storage space. Kutxa is a furniture collection with diverse shapes, where each piece has its own personality and fulfills a function within a graphic logic. -
The Kutxa collection is, above all, a play of contrasts: very thin and slender structures that contrast with a very voluminous wooden box that levitates.
All the pieces in the Kutxa collection have a sculptural touch, but without direct references to artists or their works. The idea is that these pieces of furniture contribute to creating more serene and refined spaces, rather than simply optimizing storage space. Kutxa is a furniture collection with diverse shapes, where each piece has its own personality and fulfills a function within a graphic logic.
