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Aslak is a casual, extra-comfortable, and multifunctional sofa bed with four height levels and two reclining positions. You can use any of Innovation's mattresses. With the Soft Spring mattress and removable duvet cover, it provides unparalleled comfort. The duvet cover ensures the longevity of your mattress. The individually wrapped springs combined with multiple layers of ultra-soft foam guarantee a high level of comfort. Also available in the Spring mattress, ensuring soft comfort with pressure relief and layers of fiber filling for added comfort. Latex, with medium firmness, guarantees a breathable mattress that adapts to your body. And Classic, with firmness, made from recycled foam that provides good support for a comfortable night's sleep.
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The Asolo sofa has been designed to offer a supremely comfortable experience. Its generous yet balanced proportions, the handcrafted upholstery, and the attention to construction details are typical characteristics of the quintessential Flexform style, characterized by relaxed elegance. It features a combination of soft, smooth elements and generously sized, plush cushions filled with blown polyester fiber and goose down for ultimate relaxation. The armrest, available in two widths, is a distinctive feature of the Asolo sofa, characterized by its refined hem—a meticulous attention to aesthetics that reveals the ability to flawlessly craft even the most intricate details. Seat cushion made of polyester fiber with a single-density, non-deformable insert. Back cushions filled with sterilized goose down (Assopiuma certified, gold label).
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In 1947, American designer George Nelson was commissioned to create a collection of clocks. After studying how people used clocks, Nelson concluded that time could be read by the relative position of the hands, making numbers unnecessary. Furthermore, since most people used wristwatches, he surmised that wall clocks had become purely decorative elements in interiors. These ideas formed the basis of their first collection of 14 pieces, which included wall clocks and small table clocks with a completely new style and were introduced to the market in 1949. Although all models shared a common characteristic – the absence of numbers – the diversity of shapes, colors, materials and designs could not have been greater.
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The Astoria countertop is made of MDF veneered in walnut leaf, and stands out for the elegance and simplicity of its design. There are multiple solutions to further customize the table and meet any need. You can choose from a variety of wooden legs that ensure continuity with the top, iron in all its finishes to create a pleasing contrast, or glass to lighten the structure, making it almost disappear, with the aim of further enhancing the elegance of the solid wood tabletop.
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Composed of intersecting horizontal and vertical metal rods suspending oval-shaped glass shades, the Atil lamp boasts an unusual and innovative silhouette. The addition of matte brass details adds a touch of metallic color, further enhancing the design. The entire piece has a minimalist and contemporary feel, making it the perfect complement to any living space.
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The Atlante sofa is characterized by a contemporary aesthetic; the rigorous metal structure contrasts with the generosity of the padded cushions, which are characterized by a refined grosgrain profile that underlines their soft and welcoming shapes. The sofa's base is made of stainless steel covered with water-repellent elastic webbing, while the die-cast aluminum legs lend a smooth and harmonious aesthetic. The Atlante sofa is rich in meticulous details that underscore its high degree of customization: the metal base is powder-coated in a range of refined colors, while the elastic webbing is available in sand, gray, and anthracite to create a pleasing contrast or a subtle tone-on-tone effect.
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