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The Bisell stool by Treku embodies both tradition and contemporary style. These two elements are balanced in a serene and understated design that aims to harmonize with the warm and inviting environments characteristic of Treku. Its simple conception combines board, solid wood and upholstery to obtain different finish options that, together with different wood and metal bases, make it suitable for a wide variety of situations and uses, both in the private and contract sectors. Available with or without a backrest, with a wooden or metal frame and various upholstery options. It can also be manufactured in a wide range of colors and fabrics.
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Tradition and contemporaneity are balanced in the serene and discreet design of this chair that aims to harmonize in Treku's characteristic warm and close environments. Its simple conception combines board, solid wood and upholstery to obtain different finish options that, together with different wood and metal bases, make it suitable for a wide variety of situations and uses, both in the private and contract sectors.
From 319 €.
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Biss is a single bed available in two versions: a base with storage and a base with a side opening that allows for a second bed. The first version features a storage base with a side opening (either to the right or left). The second version has a lid on one side of the base, allowing for a second bed (without a headboard). This second bed has wheels for easy removal and is available in lift-up versions (using a piston mechanism) or floor-level versions (without a mechanism). Biss features a fixed-slat bed base with adjustable firmness and removable covers in fabric, leather, or eco-leather, secured with Velcro. High, low, or asymmetrical (left and right) headboards are available.
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The first lamp designed by Ferruccio Laviani with sculpture in mind has been adapted into a wall lamp: the five diffusers of Orbital become the five different versions of Bit, a modular wall light. Each screen-printed industrial glass panel has an irregular shape, creating a striking graphic effect, whether used individually or in multifaceted compositions. The white version is particularly effective when used tone-on-tone to highlight the shapes that appear to be cut out from the wall. The colored diffusers, on the other hand, evoke a surrealist drawing when the lamps are off, and the light plays with the mosaic-like stained glass when they are on. The attention to detail extends to the surface treatment of the diffusers, satin-finished on the outside to give the color a rich, rich texture and highlight the shapes, and glossy on the inside to reflect the light.
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Kettal's Bitta outdoor sofas are characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. "The designer's intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to their moorings (hence the name Bitta, which means 'mooring' in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing."
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Bitta is an outdoor swing sofa from Kettal's Coma collection. It features a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone tabletops—all perfectly weather-resistant materials. "The designer's intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to their moorings (hence the name Bitta, which means 'mooring' in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing."
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Kettal Bitta collection armchair with aluminum frame and synthetic rope available in all Kettal colors. Bitta is characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the braided ropes used to moor boats to docks (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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Swing chair from the Bitta collection by Kettal. Bitta is characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to their moorings (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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Extendable dining table for 8 to 12 people. From the Bitta collection designed by Rodolfo Dordoni, with aluminum legs and a durable, scratch-resistant, hard surface that can withstand heavy loads. Made with Ecoembes' eco-friendly recycling process, it's easy to clean and environmentally friendly. The tabletop is available in aluminum, teak, or marble.
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Outdoor stool with aluminum legs and premium Bela Rope upholstery, from Kettal's Bitta collection. Perfect for gardens, bars, and open spaces. It features Terrain Fabrics and Bela Rope upholstery, offering UV resistance (EN-581-4) and easy cleaning. Bitta is characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the braided ropes used to moor boats to docks (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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The Bitta chair is made of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope, and comfortable cushions—all perfectly weather-resistant materials. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to docks (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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