Six Houses.
One Vision.

Founded 1994, Meda, Italy

Paola Lenti is internationally celebrated for pioneering the modern indoor-outdoor living concept. Rather than focusing solely on furniture silhouettes, the house approaches design through the lens of material science-developing high-tech, sustainable yarns and deeply tactile, handcrafted fabrics.

Renowned for an unparalleled mastery of color, their pieces bridge the gap between architectural structure and nature, utilizing proprietary, weather-resistant textiles that elevate outdoor landscapes into sophisticated living spaces.

Founded 2014, Pramaggiore, Italy

Far removed from design stereotypes, The Cut proposes an entirely new concept of the bespoke, timeless, Italian-made kitchen. The house is defined by its radical flexibility, offering a tailored line capable of adapting to any architectural scale or customization desire—making it the perfect fit for both ultra-contemporary spaces and refined, traditional contexts.

Through an avant-garde approach to cabinetry, moving countertops, and integrated living systems, The Cut masterfully blends invisible technology with master craftsmanship, transforming the kitchen into a fluid, architectural sculpture.

Founded 1973, Mantua, Italy

When it comes to bathroom architecture, Agape completely defies the passing trends of the zeitgeist. For over fifty years, the house has treated the bathroom not merely as a functional space, but as the emotional sanctuary of the home.

Through a deep reverence for good design principles and the exceptional quality of their materials, Agape creates timeless, architectural elements that outlast fleeting fashions. Their iconic washbasins and deep soaking tubs combine clean, sculptural geometry with a profound sense of comfort, transforming the daily ritual into an experience of pure well-being.