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Giulio Marelli Onno Bookshelf is part of the Onno collection, which uses a sculptural and organic language with a fluid, continuous design. The bookcase keeps the collection’s strong architectural identity through soft, rounded base volumes and a contrast between solid forms and thin tops. It is available with structures in veneered oak in various finishes or in lacquered MDF. The tops and surfaces can be specified in natural marbles or wood veneers, with matte and glossy lacquers, délavé, and...

Giulio Marelli Pierre Bookshelf is part of the Pierre collection, which also includes bookcases, sideboards, chests of drawers, bar cabinets, and bedside tables. It uses thick uprights and shelves to form an open architectural grid with a clear geometric structure. The bookshelf is available in glossy or matte lacquer finishes in a range of colors. It includes an open niche with a contrasting marble slab and a closed compartment with a flap door for storage. The collection is available in...

The Any Day collection is rooted in the concept of subtraction.The designer deliberately reduced the form to the essentials, focusing on attention to detail, precision of proportion, and craftsmanship—the defining qualities of true design excellence. The idea was simple yet powerful: place a piece of wood on a minimal metal frame. From this vision came the first side table and console, later joined by a dining table, writing desk, and a series of storage units. Each piece is finished on...

Designed to furnish living and dining areas with taste and elegance, the Earl storage collection includes low sideboards with drawers and a tall cabinet with hinged doors, each featuring thoughtfully designed interiors. Different in proportions and intended uses—whether as a TV stand, sideboard, or cabinet—the Earl units share clean, rigorous lines that are not the result of simplification but of a refined pursuit of balance and formal sophistication. A distinctive element of the...

The Infinity shelving system is based on the concept of subtraction — the idea of minimizing the structure itself to enhance the value of its contents. Infinity consists of modular units made from powder-coated metal, available in a rich palette of colors. These modules can be freely combined and connected with invisible satin-finished steel screws. The Infinity modules allow for an endless variety of configurations and captivate with a visual interplay of material and void. The shelving...