Unboxing the New Icons

A modular, family-friendly design sofa, extremely comfortable with a generous, welcoming seat. The Fiandra, a re-edition of the historical model, designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in 1975, features more generous shapes and a lower seat to respond to the necessities of current lifestyles. The 2025 edition is also characterised by an increasingly circular approach.

Modular sofa with inside structure in metal, wood and by-products. Padded with non-deformable foam polyurethane in different densities and polyester fiber. Rests on adjustable feet made of thermoplastic material.

Elegance merges with sportiness to create a unique, immersive design. Available in three variants: two shells entirely covered in leather, with a profile perimeter insert and an insert on the back of the seat made of leather or flexible wood; or two lacquered shells, with the only insert being leather.

With the new Incastri creation, created in collaboration with Kengo Kuma, an internationally renowned Japanese architect and professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo, Gessi extends its vision to the entire bathroom environment. The inspiration is linked to the codes of the Japanese tradition of Chidori, an ancient play of joints, intersections, and overlaps, which frequently return in his works to create structures that recall architectural elements, in an exploration of natural materials, craftsmanship and design, a point of contact and perfect symbiosis with Gessi’s values and philosophy. Kengo Kuma’s creations explore materials based on their emotional potential, linked to their intrinsic qualities, and the wisdom of Japanese tradition. The collection is inspired by the concept of “Chōzu”, a ritual that involves washing hands with water before entering Japanese sacred places, as an act of purification and respect.

A history-making 1973 design by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Molteni&C, Monk reemerges in 2025 with this exclusive re-edition, part of the Heritage Collection. Monk is defined by its pared-down aesthetic that highlights the expressive qualities of leather against solid wood. Eight burnished steel rivets secure the seat to the frame, bringing a subtle decorative accent to this exquisite design.

Andrea Steidl draws inspiration from the 13th-century Federician architecture of Puglia.‎ Like the grand Federician castles, Mirai possesses a structure with strong yet light personality, blending architectural depth with contemporary softness.‎ Through clever optical illusion, the sofa's lines, akin to the castle's, seemingly diverge before converging in perpetual, repeated elements, crafting an imaginative, moving texture.‎ In this refined seating, individual elements are held together by a neat wooden structure supporting light, soft volumes.‎ The sofa's three fundamental elements—cushion, backrest, and armrest—playfully vary in height, enhancing visual comfort.‎ Reflecting the timeless creativity symbolized by Federico II, the project embraces a forward-looking mindset, mirroring Puglia's enduring beauty and its gaze towards tomorrow.‎

Designed by Six N. Five, the Foliage floor lamp consists of a brass base on which there develops a stylized "tree", still made of brass, with the leaves covered with Pelle Frau® Leather. An innovative system created specifically by Poltrona Frau enables to emit light from below and create the illusion of a "silhouette" effect of the leaves, which reverberates on the surrounding walls.