Inspired by nature, Largo is a welcoming nest perched on softly tapered wooden legs. The seat’s round frame presents a unique take on the classic barstool, employing a signature curved back that lends itself to optimal support. A stunning cross-stretcher in brushed graphite stainless steel offers an artistic twist on the classic metal footrest. Cocooning and comfortable, Largo is a welcome reprieve from traditional barstools.

Neve, inventively plays with curves and lines, bringing subtle beauty to the archetypal wooden armchair. Sculpted from solid wood, a crossed wooden base accents the curved frame and backrest, evolving poetically from organic to geometric in shape at the end of the armrests.
With Neve, Bernhardt Design continues to challenge traditional shapes, experimenting with both organic and sculptural forms. Neve is a marriage of beauty and strength: while its subtle lines amalgamate to form a distinctly robust chair for daily use, the cushioned seat provides a central retreat, a plush island sheltered by the solid frame.

Time-carved forms, meticulously shaped by the erosion of wind, sun, and rain, transform into ground-emerging sculptures

Made exclusively from Breccia Bresciana or Fior di Pesco Carsico marble, material sourced in Lombardy, close to the place of production, Dolmen tables, embody simplicity and perfection.

An exclusive collaboration between Fendi and the French Academy in Rome, with the support of the Mobilier National, for the refurbishment of six historic Salons.

This work of refurbishment has been guided by the desire to create a dialogue between the present heritage and contemporary creations.

Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance drew his inspiration from the characteristic forms and materials of Rome: the silhouette of the umbrella pines appears in his Borghese table, which he adapted for the "Salon des Pensionnaires", and the pavement of the Via Appia Antica inspired the modular table he created especially for the "Salon de Lecture" and the "Salon Bleu".