An increasingly fluid ecosystem adaptable to the variability of housing needs, the contemporary home favors dynamic environments, where spaces are defined by modular partitions and modular furniture. Natural materials, sober colors, and enveloping seats are combined with multifunctional elements, in the name of comfort, aesthetics, and versatility.
Alma, design Isolspace (on cover)
Acoustic performance and attention to detail characterize Isolspace’s research. Among the 2025 novelties, Alma is the 60×60 cm single-sided square tile which, applicable to the wall, allows you to combine colors and designs to create different patterns. In velvet and in two variants made of 100% recycled fabrics, it is available in different shades, from the most neutral to the most intense, and is characterized by vertical and circular designs.
Khronos, design Rafa Ortega
The new collection by Kriskadecor, a Spanish company specializing in the production of aluminum chains for the contract and hospitality sector, integrates functionality and decoration in a single product, combining recycled materials with acoustic properties. Kronos is available in the Solid version, inspired by nature and architecture, and Liquid (in the photo) which recalls the organic movement of jellyfish in water.
Framework, design Lualdi
A synthesis of technology and aesthetic research, Lualdi’s new boiserie system accommodates functional elements such as shelves, drawers, open compartments, clothes rails and LED bars, redefining the concept of dividing environments. Framework integrates with hinged or sliding doors and, thanks to the new frame that allows the configuration of customizable solutions, allows you to create walk-in closets, workspaces, libraries and customized configurations.
Velaris, design Sicis
Vision, research, craftsmanship and high design quality characterize Sicis’ new furniture proposals for 2025. Among these, the Velaris wardrobe system is offered in various configurations, with customizable interiors and doors. The clean lines, the textured surfaces, the rigorous graphic details add a touch of style to the functionality of the storage unit.
Triangolo, design Innocenzo Prezzavento
Ripa, a brand specializing in the creation of metal objects, has engineered this modular table system designed in 1971 and never put into production. Starting from a triangular module, various configurations are created: single or two-seater coffee table, six-seater table, desk, corner solution or more articulated structures. Modules of the same shade can be combined among the ten available, or different colors to accentuate the individual elements. The wood of the original prototype has been replaced by compact aluminum sheets, reducing the thicknesses from two centimeters to just four millimeters.
