GIORGETTI – THE NEW LIVING DIMENSION

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A Journey that Turns the Living Room into a Space for Relaxing and Gathering

The result of collaboration with international designers, Giorgetti furniture for the living room embraces new styles and influences in an imaginary journey from East to West. Each product is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, where made-in-Italy traditions combine with technological innovation and a cosmopolitan vision.

The collection thus transforms the living room into a place that meets contemporary needs, ideal for relaxation and coming together, through fine materials and meticulous details which elevate the room as they reflect timeless aesthetics. Enriched by warm tones, premium wood, and marble with luxuriant veining, the colour palette has been given fresh, modern accents to bring a new kind of elegance to the living room.

DELPHI, cassettiera – design by Carlo Colombo
Carlo Colombo continues his collaboration with Giorgetti, creating products that unite comfort, style, and functionality. The new Delphi collection meets the storage and organizational needs of bedrooms and living rooms, interpreting domestic spaces as multipurpose and made-to-measure.

DELPHI, cassettiera – design by Carlo Colombo

The monolithic shape of the DELPHI chest of drawers in Canaletto walnut wood expresses its bold personality through the undulating fronts and the vertical lines of the junctures. These elements embody the manufacturing virtuosity of Giorgetti, with attention to detail, knowledge of the materials, and technical and aesthetic precision.

DELPHI, cassettiera – design by Carlo Colombo

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HIKARI, credenza – design by HBA-Hirsch Bedner Associates
Proportions transparencies, and juxtaposed light, shadow, and perspectives characterise the HIKARI sideboard designed by HBA-Hirsch Bedner Associates, the world’s leading hospitality design firm founded in 1965.

HIKARI, credenza – design by HBA-Hirsch Bedner Associates

Hikari embodies the principle of versatility as it combines the ability to contain and to exhibit. With a sideboard and a display case, it’s a cabinet of curiosities ready to present collections, keepsakes, and fine sculptures, recounting one’s interests. It’s a collection that expresses Giorgetti’s material sensibility, exemplified by the back-printed, smoked, tempered float glass top.

HIKARI, credenza – design by HBA-Hirsch Bedner Associates

GHIBLIM, tavolino – design by Forma77
Designed by Forma77, the GHIBLIM coffee table expertly fuses materials, finishes, and perspectives. An accessory with a unique character that, through the seemingly simple combination of different raw materials, enhances surfaces, textures, and colours.

GHIBLIM, tavolino – design by Forma77

Its silhouette extends across two levels, finding its maximum expression in unexpected combinations that highlight its architectural structure. The result is a symmetrical item that changes perspective, with a top that almost seems to float in mid-air.

GHIBLIM, tavolino – design by Forma77

CHANTERELLE, tavolini – design by Tollgard&Castellani
Ideal next to a sofa or at the centre of a living room, the round CHANTERELLE tables by Tollgard & Castellani echo the silhouettes of mushrooms and trees. From the leather base, three legs reach up to the outer rim of the top, in pewter-tone coated metal with an ash wood cover, while the large top itself is in smoked glass. Balance conveys visual lightness. Available in three sizes and heights, the tables in the Chanterelle collection can be used on their own or combined in a set to decorate the home as desired.

CHANTERELLE, tavolini – design by Tollgard&Castellani

CHANTERELLE, tavolini – design by Tollgard&Castellani

KIRANAMI, paravento  –  design by HBA-Hirsch Bedner Associates
KIRANAMI by HBA, the new screen by Giorgetti with great sculptural impact, is born. Light, shadow and perspective are the building blocks of this room divider, which unites a poetic vision and rigour.

KIRANAMI, paravento  –  design by HBA-Hirsch Bedner Associates

The pewter-hued coated aluminium frame has three curved panels which create undulating movement. The slender structure generates a three-dimensional surface, emphasized by the contrast of the materials. Kiranami conveys Giorgetti’s unparalleled ability to work with premium materials, combining them with modern processes and manual experience to create products which uniquely define any room.

KARPHI, divano modulare –  design by Carlo Colombo
Enveloping lines reinterpreted in a contemporary key distinguish the KARPHI modular sofa by Carlo Colombo. Karphi is defined by near-unlimited modularity, shaping a dynamic, never-repetitive domestic landscape. This contemporary system offers absolute versatility in its composition.

KARPHI, divano modulare –  design by Carlo Colombo

The modules are like islands which move in space, creating endlessly new configurations capable of fulfilling different domestic functions.

KARPHI, divano modulare –  design by Carlo Colombo