BITMAP
Design: Todd Bracher
BITMAP is a reflection on flexibility, play, and the ways we inhabit space.
The piece is composed of two rectangular volumes — one larger, one smaller — fused along one edge. Where the smaller block meets the main volume, the balance becomes unexpected and the form appears almost suspended.
The smaller block functions as a side table, armrest, or additional seat, accessible from all sides. Although conceived as a single element, multiple pieces can be combined to create modular compositions, encouraging communication in multiple directions — side-by-side, face-to-face, or diagonally.

CONNEXA
Design: Rodolfo Agrella
CONNEXA interprets the table as an infrastructure for conversation.
Its structural framework defines its organic character and supports transparent glass tops through a series of contact points, leaving the structure visible as a defining feature of the project. The composition is essential, and the system allows unlimited combinations and expansions through four different glass tops and five frame types, connected via dedicated connectors that ensure continuity and stability.
The design recalls biophilic forms, while its discreet presence invites gathering and dialogue.

PIGNA
Design: AMDL CIRCLE – Michele De Lucchi
PIGNA articulates space through two elements: a divider and a sofa. The shingle-like panels gently screen the seating area, shielding it from view while still allowing light and air to filter through.
The collection is available in three configurations, calibrated to different levels of privacy: Low, with a height that preserves the perception of the surrounding environment; Middle, which reinforces a sense of enclosure; and High, offered exclusively as a divider, providing more defined screening.
The seating, wider than standard, ensures comfort. Together, the elements create a space that welcomes and protects, fostering communication within while maintaining a relationship with the outside environment.

PARLAMENTO
Design : Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
PARLAMENTO interprets modularity as a space of continuous connection.
The system consists of four units of varying heights, designed to generate configurations that encourage interaction among multiple users. Sofas and tables, available in both low and high versions, evoke water ripples and organic morphologies through flowing, curvilinear forms that define space with fluidity.
Designed according to ergonomic principles, the elements facilitate interaction and information exchange in every direction and from any position. Flexible configurations create spatial continuity not only in meeting rooms, but also in reception areas and shared environments, where hospitality plays a central role.

CONNEXA by Rodolfo Agrella
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BITMAP by Todd Bracher
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PIGNA by AMDL CIRCLE
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PARLAMENTO by Jun Aizaki / CRÈME
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HIROTAKA TAKO
Chief Creative Director, ITOKI Corporation / Creative Director, NII
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