Inspired by elegance and lightness, Tuiuiu lamp is a dimmable indoor reading lamp with zoomorphic features, designed by Furf Studio. The name references a native Brazilian bird, translating its graceful shape into a refined and distinctive design: a quiet, surreal presence that seems to have just landed inside your home, bringing a touch of poetry, freedom, and wonder.
Designed by Furf, Tronco is a multifunctional container inspired by the shape of a tree trunk. Made in recyclable polyethylene it serves as a storage unit offering a solution for keeping essentials organized inside or placing objects on top. Its stackable design allows multiple Tronco units to be piled up, forming a sculptural tree that can also be used for hanging clothes and towels. It adapts seamlessly to various environments: bedroom, bathroom, living room, terrace and beyond.
Optional features include: mobility wheels and a magnet system for stacking units into higher columns
Giraffe in Love is a dreamy giraffe holding a classic Marie-Thérèse style chandelier, designed by Marcantonio. It represents irony and lightness as the giraffe is in love but she doesn't know it yet because her heart is far from her head and she lives love light-heartedly. Available in XL, M, XS and Wall lamp version.
Like a real transformer, Calla, the project designed in 2002 by Stefano Giovannoni, evolves into Wing, a suspended and light armchair which becomes a chaise longue evoking the fluidity of movement. A sculptural object that transcends the conventional boundaries of seating, capable of characterizing with distinctive elegance any space.
the collaboration transforms everyday gestures into colorful rituals through a set of four glasses and one tumbler, crafted in hand-worked borosilicate glass. At the heart of the collection lies Qeeboo’s iconic product: the Rabbit by Stefano Giovannoni. Delicately enclosed within each piece as a sculptural surprise, hidden at the base of the glasses and emerging inside the carafe, the Rabbit becomes a silent companion to moments of sharing. The contrast between Ichendorf’s essential, lightweight glass forms and Qeeboo’s bold symbolism creates a harmonious balance. The result is a collection that blurs the boundaries between object and storytelling: it’s designed to be used and to be revealed, sip after sip