With Nesida, Elisa Ossino designs a family of coffee tables that brings together geometric abstraction and material memory. Three freestanding tables conceived as sculptural presences — autonomous yet in dialogue with one another — capable of defining space with measure and rigor.

Designed by Paolo Tilche in 1956 and reissued by De Padova, the Rea chair pairs a rigorous matte black steel frame with the warmth of natural leather. Defined by its modernist geometry and honest material palette, it is a timeless design that balances elegance, simplicity, and everyday functionality.

With Nesida, Elisa Ossino designs a family of coffee tables that brings together geometric abstraction and material memory. Three freestanding tables conceived as sculptural presences — autonomous yet in dialogue with one another — capable of defining space with measure and rigor.

The Mosaïque Two Sofa by Piero Lissoni for De Padova is a modular “island” seating system designed for maximum spatial freedom. It evolves the original concept with enhanced flexibility, reversible compositions, integrated tables and storage elements, and fluid configurations that redefine contemporary living spaces.

The Incisa chair by Vico Magistretti for De Padova is an iconic 1992 swivel office chair. Its leather upholstery, inspired by saddle craftsmanship, wraps the structure in soft, continuous curves highlighted by visible hand-stitching, combining comfort, elegance, and a strong sculptural identity.

The Auro Table by Naoto Fukasawa for De Padova is a sculptural marble dining table defined by its monolithic presence and refined balance between solidity and visual lightness. Its minimalist geometry and carefully considered proportions make it a central architectural element within contemporary interiors.