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The modern rug, Bamako, evokes a warm African mood, of earth that is rough and textural. In the Bambara language, Bamako means “crocodile river” and it’s the name of Mali’s capital. Its tactile perimeter stands out amid the interior décor, enlivening and adding warmth to any corner of the home. It’s a sturdy rug made of sisal fibre, woven into large knots and finished on all four sides with matching overlock edging. Available in different sizes, perfect as a decorative accessory for its tactility, design, proportions and hues. 100% sisal rug with matching overlock edging on all four sides. Available in four colours and four standard sizes.

The modern rug, Bamako, evokes a warm African mood, of earth that is rough and textural. In the Bambara language, Bamako means “crocodile river” and it’s the name of Mali’s capital. Its tactile perimeter stands out amid the interior décor, enlivening and adding warmth to any corner of the home. It’s a sturdy rug made of sisal fibre, woven into large knots and finished on all four sides with matching overlock edging. Available in different sizes, perfect as a decorative accessory for its tactility, design, proportions and hues. 100% sisal rug with matching overlock edging on all four sides. Available in four colours and four standard sizes

The modern rug, Bamako, evokes a warm African mood, of earth that is rough and textural. In the Bambara language, Bamako means “crocodile river” and it’s the name of Mali’s capital. Its tactile perimeter stands out amid the interior décor, enlivening and adding warmth to any corner of the home. It’s a sturdy rug made of sisal fibre, woven into large knots and finished on all four sides with matching overlock edging. Available in different sizes, perfect as a decorative accessory for its tactility, design, proportions and hues. 100% sisal rug with matching overlock edging on all four sides. Available in four colours and four standard sizes

Thanks to its name, the modern, handmade rug Linosa connects to the magical, Sicilian archipelago of the Pelagie islands. Available in three different sizes, when added to the décor, it turns into a woven island in which every knot represents the precious workmanship of linen, fashioned on a manual loom according to one of India’s oldest techniques. The workmanship and the delicate shades of colour in each rug are one of a kind. Exceptional amid the designer furnishings, this fine linen rug is handmade using a handloom and one of the oldest and most sophisticated weaving techniques in northern India. Being a product entirely handmade with natural materials, each individual rug is considered a unique piece: 2 or more rugs of the same size and/or colour, will inevitably present differences in size (tolerance) and/or shades of colour. Given the purely artisanal and manual workmanship, colour variations between the rugs are possible (tolerance), due to the process of dyeing natural fibres such as wool (mostly), and cotton. Such colour variations cannot be controlled during the manufacturing process. Composition: 80% linen warp and hand-knotting – 20% cotton weft.

Thanks to its name, the modern, handmade rug Linosa connects to the magical, Sicilian archipelago of the Pelagie islands. Available in three different sizes, when added to the décor, it turns into a woven island in which every knot represents the precious workmanship of linen, fashioned on a manual loom according to one of India’s oldest techniques. The workmanship and the delicate shades of colour in each rug are one of a kind. Exceptional amid the designer furnishings, this fine linen rug is handmade using a handloom and one of the oldest and most sophisticated weaving techniques in northern India. Being a product entirely handmade with natural materials, each individual rug is considered a unique piece: 2 or more rugs of the same size and/or colour, will inevitably present differences in size (tolerance) and/or shades of colour. Given the purely artisanal and manual workmanship, colour variations between the rugs are possible (tolerance), due to the process of dyeing natural fibres such as wool (mostly), and cotton. Such colour variations cannot be controlled during the manufacturing process. Composition: 80% linen warp and hand-knotting – 20% cotton weft

A modern chair that expresses itself in a few lines, just the essential elements. Brief in name, the So chair is a project by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa, who places every detail at the service of elegance and calm versatility. The outcome is a series of living or dining room chairs with a chic design, an ash frame in grey ash, matched with black leather to define the backrest and seat.

Elementi is a designer lamp composed of a series of spheres in varying diameters, offering freedom of composition, hierarchy, and installation. A single object that brings formal purity to interior lighting: in this lamp designed by Elisa Ossino, the individual elements—used alone or combined—gather around a slender rod in matte black-painted brass in free aggregation.

The essence of the Elementi lamp lies in its compositional freedom, in the possibility to multiply and combine its luminous spheres in a play of balance and reflections.

On the occasion of Euroluce 2025, the collection expands. In addition to the pendant and table versions, Elementi now includes a floor version, preserving its ethereal elegance while adding the possibility of adjusting light intensity thanks to the integrated dimmer.

Awarded Best Dining Chair by the Monocle Design Awards in 2024, Villetta is born from essential shapes. Its clean, refined design embodies the ongoing pursuit of contemporary elegance that defines De Padova.

This year, the collection of chairs and stools is enriched with a new version featuring a handwoven seat in natural paper rope, offered in a sophisticated grey tone.

The M16 project outlines a modern dining chair with a geometric, somewhat angular frame, but agile and light. This designer dining chair with arms is available in solid ash, black or bleached. Whether upholstered in natural reed bark, fabric or leather, the seat of this chair design is always comfortable.

Awarded Best Dining Chair by the Monocle Design Awards in 2024, Villetta is born from essential shapes. Its clean, refined design embodies the ongoing pursuit of contemporary elegance that defines De Padova.

This year, the collection of chairs and stools is enriched with a new version featuring a handwoven seat in natural paper rope, offered in a sophisticated grey tone.