Alfa W by Made a Mano

Komon K/1

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/2

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/3

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/4

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/5

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/6

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/7

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/8

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/11

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/9

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/10

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/12

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/14

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/13

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/15

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/16

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/17

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon K/18

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Made a Mano gets and reinterprets influences from the East. In this collection, patterns are inspired by Japanese kimono.

Komon Natura KN/1

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/2

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/3

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/4

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/5

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/6

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/7

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/8

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/9

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/10

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/11

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/12

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/13

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/14

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/16

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/15

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/18

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/17

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/ND14

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/ND30

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/ND31

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

Komon Natura KN/ND101

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

Komon collection patterns on natural lava stone.

MC14 PRIMO - High beech stool with back

Mattiazzi > Stool

MONOLITE - Rectangular writing desk with glass legs

Reflex > Desk

BRIDGE - Rectangular wooden writing desk

Wewood > Desk

POSTSPARKASSE - Beech stool

Wiener GTV Design > Stool

Plin 3.2 - Bollards for lighting paths, walkways and gardens

L&L Luce&Light > Functional light

Plin 3.2 Bollards for lighting small paths, walkways, gardens. In three heights, with square or round head, single or double beam and diffuse or asymmetrical optics

Plin 2.0 - Bollards for lighting paths, walkways and gardens

L&L Luce&Light > Functional light

Plin 2.0 Bollards for lighting small paths, walkways, gardens. In three heights, with square or round head, single or double beam and diffuse or asymmetrical optics

Plin 1.1 - Bollards for lighting paths, walkways and gardens

L&L Luce&Light > Functional light

Plin 1.1 Bollards for lighting small paths, walkways, gardens. In three heights, with square or round head, single or double beam and diffuse or asymmetrical optics

Plin 1.0 - Bollards for lighting paths, walkways and gardens

L&L Luce&Light > Functional light

Plin 1.0 Bollards for lighting small paths, walkways, gardens. In three heights, with square or round head, single or double beam and diffuse or asymmetrical optics

BOX 80 - Countertop rectangular washbasin

Edoné by Agorà > Washbasin

REGINA - Cherry wood table

Prestige > Table

GRAN DUCA - Round glass table

Prestige > Table

CAPRICCI - Rectangular cherry wood console table with drawers

Prestige > Console

GRAN DUCA - Classic style dressing table

Prestige > Table

SIMPLE PLUS - Window fittings

MASTER ITALY > Finishes accessories

ORBITAL - Round oak coffee table

Atipico > Coffee table

Caisa 3 seater end module arm right

Bolia > Sofa

Caisa has a feminine and refined look, with simple lines almost floating on the slender steel frame. Combine modules in your own unique composition with open-end, corner or chaise longue, or arrange individual modules as beautiful lounge chairs.

Arroyo Mini Bar

Zia Tile > Floor tile-stone

Baja Mini Bar

Zia Tile > Floor tile-stone

Red Cushion - Crocodile

Fromental > Accessories

Our Crocodile cushion is both elegant and exotic. Its striking design features cotton embroidery stitched by hand-guided machine over rich green slub silk velvet. Our embroidery artisans are not only masters of their craft but constant sources of inspiration. From time to time, they’ll propose an idea so imaginative and refined, it simply must be brought to life. The Crocodile cushion is one such creation. It highlights their exceptional skill in machine hand-stitching—a demanding technique that requires the fabric to be meticulously guided by hand to form the design. The result is a stitch th

Hint Screen - 0247

Kvadrat > Panels

Remix Screen - 0148

Kvadrat > Panels

Marelle Wallcovering Jasper White

Mark Alexander > Wallcovering

Handcrafted Wallcovering Designer Fabrics, Wallcoverings & Cushions

ANCHOR III Side Table

Alcarol > Side table

Three ancient Venetian Bricola poles emerge side by side, their surfaces deeply sculpted by salt, tides, molluscs, and decades beneath the shifting waters of the lagoon. Wider and more expansive than the original Anchor Twist, this piece amplifies the dialogue between wood, light, and suspended fluidity, transforming three reclaimed fragments into a single sculptural landscape. The aquamarine resin flowing between the vertical forms evokes the hidden currents that once surrounded these maritime markers, preserving the underwater atmosphere of Venice within a crystallized volume. Air bubbles, reflections, and translucent depths become frozen traces of the lagoon itself, capturing the silent movement of water in a state of stillness. Each Bricola pole carries its own history of erosion and marine life, revealing textures impossible to reproduce: tunnels carved by molluscs, weathered grain, and natural fractures shaped by time. Together, the three elements create a rhythmic composition where solid oak and luminous resin alternate like islands emerging from water. More than a side table, the piece becomes a cross-section of the Venetian lagoon, a suspended fragment of submerged architecture where memory, water, and wood converge into a timeless balance between nature and transformation.

LEAFPRINT Trio

Alcarol > Coffee table

A trio of mirrored metal objects, seemingly imprinted by a long stay in the forest and shrouded in ancestral mystery, embodies the timeless dialogue between the fleeting nature of the organic world and the apparent eternity of inorganic matter. The shapes of the collection draw inspiration from the prismatic structures of metallic minerals, and the finish is born from an experimental process in which metal enters into dialogue with nature through oxidation processes. The plant world is rich in tannins, natural compounds that react with metals to form oxides and surface patinas. Real leaves and underwood plant fragments are immersed in tannin-based solutions and oxidizing agents to accelerate and control natural oxidation, interacting with the metal to create one-of-a-kind textures and patinas with organic, ever-changing hues. The mirrored copper surfaces, marked by organic imprints, play with light and depth, producing a dynamic effect that shifts with the gaze and surrounding environment.

CHIMENTI ROUND Coffee Table

Alcarol > Coffee table

The Chimenti Round Coffee Table emerges from reclaimed oak planks once part of Venice’s briccole poles, their natural live edges weathered by salt, tides, and the gentle caress of lagoon molluscs. These planks are reimagined in a circular form — a loop that echoes the continuity of water. In Venetian nautical tradition, chimenti are the gaps between ship planks, sealed by caulkers with oakum and colofonia, a translucent resin. In resonance with that craft, alcarol infuses only the voids in the wood with a transparent resin that mimics the water it once knew — capturing suspended air bubbles, restoring vitality, and preserving the material’s memory. Through this process, the table becomes a poetic subaqueous section of the Lagoon, where time is arrested and the underground currents of Venice surface in form. The circular shape frames a vision of fluid eternity, invoking the submerged geographies of the city. More than furniture, the Chimenti Round Coffee Table is a fragment of underwater Venice made visible, crystallized in light and stone — a meeting point between material, memory, and the timeless pulse of water.

STUMP Stool - Chestnut

Alcarol > Stool

The Stump Stool – Chestnut is made from a discarded burled chestnut log, recovered from a wetland in the Dolomite foothills. Its bark still hosts native mosses and plants, now preserved beneath a transparent resin that evokes the still water from which they once drew life. By filling the log’s natural voids with resin, alcarol arrests the moment just before decay, turning what was nearly lost into something enduring. This piece holds the final breath of a tree, transformed into a silent presence — raw, resilient, and reimagined.

MAPLE REEF Desk

Alcarol > Desk

This desk is crafted from rare maple burl wood, a material shaped by adversity and transformed by time. Its grain tells of silent battles beneath the bark: swirls and knots formed by stress, fungi, and disruption — an unexpected beauty drawn from chaos. Recovered from the Dolomite undergrowth and encased in a translucent layer recalling still forest waters, the live edges and textured surface evoke something beyond wood. Perhaps a coral reef, a satellite view of an unknown land, or the depths of the mind itself. It’s not only a desk, but a place of reflection, where work begins in wonder.

WETLAND Side Table

Alcarol > Side table

A wetland is an ecosystem shaped and saturated by water, where in rare conditions nature can preserve wood for thousands of years. Abonos—a Celtic name for this extraordinary wetland timber—originates from ancient trees buried in Alpine alluvial areas, where minerals and water initiated a slow semi-fossilization beneath layers of sediment. Over centuries, currents bonded iron and minerals with the tannins of the wood, hardening its structure and colouring its grain through a spectrum that shifts from gold to deep black—tones and patterns that never repeat. Once recovered through patient, meticulous work, this ancestral material resurfaces like a jewel of the past, bearing the memory of flowing waters and vanished landscapes. The Wetland Low Table embraces its organic shapes, preserving their essence and revealing every mark of their journey. Below, a steel column rises like a solemn pillar, lifting this fragment of nature as if it were a timeless shard of landscape preserved in suspension. The contrast is intentional: the elemental weight of history above, the pure clarity of structure below—matter and time held in balance. What emerges is a piece that is both object and memory: the endurance of wood shaped by water, elevated and revealed for the present.

MOSS Lamp

Alcarol > Table lamp

Sourced from logs gathered in the undergrowth of the Italian Dolomites, the Moss Lamp preserves the natural edges of wood and their native mosses, gently encased in a clear matter evoking the still waters that once sustained them. With a simple touch on its metal base, the integrated LED system reveals shifting intensities of light, casting the vivid textures of nature into quiet focus. A luminous fragment of forest, where time and growth are held in gentle suspension.

WETLAND RIVER Table

Alcarol > Table

A wetland is an ecosystem shaped and saturated by water, where in rare conditions nature can preserve wood for millennia. Abonos—a Celtic name for this semi-fossilized wetland timber—comes from ancient Alpine trunks buried in river sediments, where minerals and water gradually bonded with the tannins of the wood, hardening it and colouring its grain across a spectrum that shifts from golden hues to deep black. No two pieces ever share the same shades. Recovered through careful and complex work, this ancestral wood emerges like a treasure of the past, bearing the silent memory of flowing waters and vanished landscapes. In the Wetland River Table, a central “river” becomes the symbolic flow of time itself: it runs between the organic edges of the wood as if carrying the stories, motions, sediments and seasons that shaped it. Just as the currents once transformed the material, the table celebrates this eternal movement—a flow that connects past and present. The natural wood surface remains exposed on the section planes, allowing you to touch its warm, ancient vibrancy, while the transparent central river reveals rather than hides, preserving the essence of what water once embraced. The result is a table that is not only a functional object, but a river of memories crystallized in form, where nature’s time continues to flow.

CREEK Table - Chestnut

Alcarol > Table

Chestnut Creek Table is crafted from aged chestnut logs recovered from the undergrowth of the Italian Dolomites. The bark’s rugged surface and natural edges are preserved within a translucent layer that evokes the still waters once nourishing the tree’s roots. Following alcarol’s environmental cross-section philosophy, the piece transforms the tree’s final state into a new beginning. The jagged edges of the wooden sections mirror each other like riverbanks, separated by a winding stream of light — a silent recall of mountain creeks and alpine terrain. A sculptural table where memory, landscape, and material converge.

STUMP Stool - Oak

Alcarol > Stool

alcarol recover discarded pieces of logs from the undergrowth of the Italian Dolomite mountains and preserve the natural bark surface with their native populations of plants, which are embedded in a resin resembling the water that generated their life. The design engages with the alcarol’s concept of environmental cross-section. By filling the gaps with resin, alcarol achieves a new functionality with the poetic choice to freeze time at the end of the material’s cycle and giving it a new life before it goes to waste. The section planes – through touch, sight and olfaction of different materials – allow to transcend the ordinary perception of a place .

BURANO Plate

Alcarol > Styling

Burano is an island in the Lagoon of Venice, famous for its lace. This plate is created with a slice of Bricola wood, the traditional timber pole planted in the Lagoon seabed, characterized by the tunnels carved by the molluscs that create a pattern of solids and voids, lights and shadows, like a lace. This wooden crochet is surrounded by a sheet of transparent aquamarine resin liven up by a constellation of underwater air bubbles that returns a fragment of submerged Venice.

ABYSS Lamp

Alcarol > Table lamp

Abyss is a true immersion into the depths of a Venetian canal — a luminous fragment of the lagoon captured in stillness. By gently touching the metal base, the light within responds like the shifting sun over Venice, varying in tone and intensity with each gesture, as if the weather itself breathed through the piece. When the light passes through the aquamarine transparency, it evokes the thrill of a sunbeam filtered through the lagoon waters, revealing the suspended air and hidden breath of Venice below. At its heart lies a genuine fragment of Briccola — the oak pole that has stood for decades in the lagoon, sculpted by salt, tides, and time. The result is a living cross-section of the underwater city: an echo of the abyss transformed into light, a vision of Venice seen from beneath its own surface.

Meetia armchairs

ACTIU > Armchair

Meetia is more than a sofa collection, it is a statement of style and functionality designed by Ramón Esteve.

“Casera” Elm Raw Effect

Cadorin Group > Wood flooring

“Casera” Elm with Raw effect finish, brushed. European Elm wood flooring coming from old wild plants, in MAXI-PLANKS from 230 to 300 mm with the characteristic variegated grains, a completely natural aspect for this wood floor.

Six by Three

Wolf-Gordon > Paneling

RAMPART Fiber

Wolf-Gordon > Wallcovering

Olly Barstool

Pure Home Collections > Stool

Olly Barstool is a contract stool by Pure, sized 58 W x 58 D x 108 H.

Alfa W

Made a Mano > Wall tile-stone-brick

A thought, a writing can be a nice memory and why not lay that on the walls? Suitable for alphanumeric compositions, exciting for psychological and social challenges. The graphemes, randomly laid, create playful and exciting contexts.

Limestone Wall

Marazzi > Wall tile-stone-brick

Stone-effect white-body wall tile with a natural and contemporary character Balancing essentiality and material memory, Limestone Wall interprets white-body wall tiles through a natural and minimalist stone-inspired aesthetic. The collection is available in the 40x120 cm size and in the Sand, Ivory and Taupe colours. The Mikado structure and the Agrifoglio and Losanga decors, created with Touch technology, enrich the surface with visual depth and decorative accents, creating elegant, contemporary and refined residential and commercial spaces.

Fabula Wall

Marazzi > Wall tile-stone-brick

Marble-look wall covering for tactile and contemporary walls The purity of neutral marbles takes shape in Fabula Wall, a white-body wall tile with a luminous, rich and contemporary surface. The range comes in the 33x100 size and in Marfil, Calacatta, Golden, Statuario, Travertino Cross Beige, Travertino Cross Bianco and Travertino Vein Beige. Gentle and Mikado structures and the Glam decor enrich the surface, while Touch technology enhances its material depth and strong visual richness overall.

Alchimia

Marazzi > Wall tile-stone-brick

White-body wall tile with micro-cement effect, essential and tactile Essential materiality takes shape in Alchimia, a thin white-body wall tile inspired by micro-cement surfaces. The collection is available in the colours Fango, White, Grey and Greige in the 60x180 cm size. It includes the Raw and Wabi structures, together with the Gipsy, Arky and Boho decors. The range is completed by the 30x30 mosaic and the Degradé and Spina mosaics. The fine-grained surface, enriched with luminous inclusions, adds visual depth to residential and commercial spaces.

White Deco

Marazzi > Wall tile-stone-brick

White-body wall tile, decorative, luminous and poetic White Deco reveals a gentle beauty, where light meets pattern and sets it softly in motion with quiet elegance. This white-body wall tile comes in the White color and 60x180 size, shaping bright, continuous surfaces for interior settings. The Mikado structure and the Heyday, Botanica, Jungle, Roseto, Vision, Fanfara and Karma decors bring rhythm to the wall with graphic and natural accents. Touch technology adds a delicate relief, also suitable for shower areas.