Cuba 25 Sofa-Bed
cappellini > Sofa
Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni, the Cuba25 Sofa-Bed is a two-seater that contains a pull-out bed, available in two different sizes (twin or double).
Daybed
cappellini > Sofa
Daybed sofa by Jasper Morrison, also available in a meridiénne version, is an unmistakable expression of the London designer’s stylistic verve. Inspired by one of Morrison’s first projects for Cappellini, this new cult object with a decidedly bold personality is introduced in a rendition embellished with latest-generation upholstery which successfully maintains the contemporaneity with the original design.
Elan
cappellini > Sofa
An unstoppable commercial success, the Elan sofa continues to impress. Designed by Jasper Morrison in 1999, the range has expanded over the years, and now includes armchairs, two and three-seater sofas, ottoman and various elements for creating linear and angular formations.
Orla
cappellini > Sofa
Classic and contemporary stylistic elements define the Orla sofas and armchairs by Jasper Morrison, a masterpiece of contemporary design that has entered the collection of the Tate Modern, in London. Characterized by soft, sinuous lines, slender shells and generous, comfortable cushions, the Orla series is a tasteful addition to both domestic and contract settings. The collection is composed of two and three-seaters, a rounded sofa (right or left), small or larger armchairs (fixed and swivelling), poufs. As of 2019, the family also includes a small two-seat sofa. For Orla sofas and poufs, the structure is made of rigid composite polyurethane foam, with poplar plywood inserts and elastic belts; the Orla armchairs come with a fixed or swivelling structure made of foam. All versions are padded with multi-density polyurethane foam and fibre. For the armchair and sofas, the cover of the structure is fixed, but removable for the cushions, and is available in the fabrics and leathers of the collection; for the small sofa and small armchair, the cover is fixed for both the structure and the cushions – all of which are also available in the fabrics and leathers in the collection.
Tate Wood
cappellini > Chair
More than twenty years since the original design debuted, Cappellini is celebrating this best seller by Jasper Morrison by offering new models which represent a complete renewal in terms of the look and finishes: among these is the Tate Wood family, a fresh and extremely versatile option. Part of a family which includes stackable chairs and stools of two different heights, with a high or low back rest, Tate Wood chair features a shell made of ash plywood with a mahogany or oak veneer (with a natural or stained white, wengé or black finish). The base of Tate Wood chair is available in different versions: four legs with a satined stainless steel finish or matte satined lacquer in the shades of white, mud, black, pumpkin, brick, grass green, petrol and Prussian blue; with a sled base, in satined stainless steel or matte varnished in white, black or mud; with five polished chrome spokes, with feet or castors. The four-legged version in stainless steel can also be equipped with a reclinable table in thick black laminate.
Bac Two
cappellini > Chair
Aesthetics and functionality form the perfect union in the Bac chair range. Envisioned by designer Jasper Morrison, these objects of design were inspired by the namesake table and were created for Cappellini as a natural evolution of the line. Bac, Bac One and Bac Two seats have a frame made of solid ash wood, and are available in a bleached, oak-stained, black-stained, wengé-stained or Shanghai blue aniline stained finish. The seat is made of ash, with the same finish as the frame. For the Bac, Bac One and Bac Two chairs it is also possible to upholster the front of the ash seat with leather or fabric.
San Siro
cappellini > Chair
A precise sign, perfect proportions: San Siro armchair by Jasper Morrison is a magnificent expression of the English designer’s pure, minimalist style. A tribute to the famous Milanese neighborhood, this table armchair features a slender bucket seat structure, a characteristic that does not compromise the softness and comfort of the chair in any way. So versatile that it can adapt perfectly to both domestic and contract settings, thanks to its essential look, San Siro armchair is available in two versions: with feet or castors. The upholstery on this design is fixed, from a selection of fabrics and leathers in the collection.
Vendicari Silver
cappellini > Chair
Born as an evolution of the brand-new outdoor armchair Vendicari Lido designed by Jangir Maddadi, Vendicari Silver is produced in limited edition, with a production of sole nine pieces.
Capo
cappellini > Armchair
The form is reminiscent of a hat, with enveloping lines like a shell: Capo armchair, by London studio Doshi Levien, stands strong with a design that is both slender and robust, created to offer an element of style for variety of settings, both private and contract.
Embryo Chair
cappellini > Armchair
Designed by Marc Newson, the Embryo Chair has three legs and a chromed steel structure padded with moulded polyurethane foam.
Knotted Chair
cappellini > Chair
The iconic Knotted Chair is a brilliant adult interpretation of the tiny chairs used to decorate a doll’s house, a visionary creation by designer Marcel Wanders. This project has been officially consecrated by earning a place in the permanent collections of the MoMA in New York, the V&A Museum in London and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. By eliminating the distinction between artisanship and industrial production, Wanders has turned this chair into work of art to be cherished in the home and integrated into our daily lives. The macramé technique that inspired the design of the Knotted Chair has been revisited in a surprising structure made of carbon covered with aramide fibre cord and then coated with epoxy resin. Thus, an innovative object was born, with an intrinsically romantic allure: a collector’s piece, utterly unique in the history of international design.
Proust Geometrica
cappellini > Armchair
A further evolution of the icon created by Alessandro Mendini in 1978 for the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara, the Proust Geometrica armchair incorporates the heritage of the original in this revised technicolour version. A cult object in the design world, the Proust armchair has been reinterpreted here with a fixed cover made of bright multi-coloured fabric designed by Mendini himself. Hand-crafted as always, Proust Geometrica is an armchair that catches the eye with its vibrant colour blocks and uncompromising comfort: a piece that exemplifies the ideal fusion between functionality, formal attention to details and aesthetic research.
Wanders' Tulip Armchair
cappellini > Armchair
A sculptural presence makes the Wanders' Tulip Armchair, by Marcel Wanders, an exceptional protagonist in any setting: ideal in spacious areas, both contract and private, thanks to the eye-catching elongated blossom shape and upbeat, cheerful appeal. A re-visitation of the classic armchair, with elongated oversized proportions, Wanders' Tulip Armchair has a shell made of fibreglass and resin; padded with soft and firm polyurethane foam; the fixed cover is available in a vast array of fabrics and leathers. The calyx shape of the armchair evokes the silhouette of a flower resting on a brilliant swivelling metal base, varnished with natural aluminium. The Wanders’ Tulip Armchair has obtained Greenguard Gold Certification: a standard that guarantees maximum control of emissions for products designed with the greatest attention to health and wellness.
Tate Wood Stool
cappellini > Stool
More than twenty years since the original design debuted, Cappellini is celebrating this best seller by Jasper Morrison by offering new models which represent a complete renewal in terms of the look and finishes: among these is Tate Wood, a fresh and extremely versatile option. Part of a family which includes stackable chairs and stools of two different heights, with a high or low back rest, Tate Wood stool features a shell made of ash plywood with a mahogany or oak veneer (with a natural or stained white, wengé or black finish). The base of Tate Wood stool is available in two different versions: four legs with a satined stainless steel finish or matte satined lacquer in the shades of white, mud, black, pumpkin, brick, grass green, petrol and Prussian blue; with a sled base, in satined stainless steel or matte varnished in white, black or mud.
Hangman
cappellini > Styling
Sophisticated and essential, the Hangman clothing rack by Marc Newson is made of satined stainless steel and comes in two different sizes.
Koeda
cappellini > Styling
The Koeda clothing hanger was designed by Nendo. The structure is made of metal rods and square bars, which form a box shape out of open space; the geometric rigour is interrupted by a single inner branch on which garments can be hung.
Mirror
cappellini > Styling
Mirror is free-standing and two-sided, with an adjustable tilt. Designed by Jasper Morrison, the base and frame are made of satined nickel.
AXO
cappellini > Styling
“Children will find the strength and courage to fight to build a better world only if they are able to imagine things that do not exist”, said Gianni Rodari. And this is exactly the inspiration of AXO, a project conceived by Cappellini in collaboration with Elena Salmistraro, presented during Salone del Mobile 2021. AXO is a diminutive of Axolotl, a unique species of salamander with a sort of magical power: the extraordinary ability to recover and regenerate itself.
Trace
cappellini > Styling
Trace vase, designed by Francesco Forcellini, comes in different sizes and is a contemporary object in which the digital aesthetics of 3D printing blend harmoniously with the artisanal craftsmanship of the porcelain, making each piece unique and utterly inimitable. Made of white ceramic with a matte finish on the exterior and a glossy polished interior, Trace vases feature an irregular three-dimensional texture with a geometric theme: the pattern on these vases is perpetually pressed into the ceramic, a feat of eye-catching and allure which exalts the expressive force of the material.
Dinah
cappellini > Cabinet
A re-edition of the Progetti Compiuti collection, also part of the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York, the Dinah cabinet is a chest of drawers envisioned by designer Shiro Kuramata. Faithful to the original design from 1970, Dinah is a column unit composed of 18 drawers (in matte finish white lacquered wood) that open in both directions; the frame is made of laser-cut metal painted with black epoxy powder. The Dinah chest of drawers is produced in a numbered, but not limited, series.
Aliante
cappellini > Cabinet
The Aliante bookshelf by Giulio Cappellini and Rodolfo Dordoni comes in an array of wall-hanging configurations and consists of a metal structure paired with wooden shelves.
Cloud
cappellini > Cabinet
The Cloud bookshelf by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, with hollow compartments, is an extravagant furnishing element with a pop flair and an absolutely unforgettable design.
Drop
cappellini > Cabinet
An ingenious challenge against the force of gravity, the Drop, by Nendo, is a two-sided column bookshelf offered in 3 different heights. The Drop bookshelves are made of matte lacquered laser-cut sheet metal, available in a colour palette that includes white, mud and black; the sophisticated shorter version is also perfect as a bedside table.