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METTSASSThe Mettsass is a big, red moment in a room. Ettore Sottsass designed the table with a confident shape and bright colour. It is bold and powerful. It is constantly new. The Italian architect, industrial designer, innovator and artist Ettore Sottsass designed the Mettsass table for BD in 1972, nearly a decade before co founding the Memphis movement, which shifted modern design forever. He was always one to experiment, and his preoccupation with

A fluid frame holds the backrest to the seat and curving into swirling armrests

Their refined colours and glossy finishes emphasise structure

Constructed with 95% recycled Hydro Low Carbon aluminum legs and a 3 cm MDF lacquered tabletop in satin finish

The Calvet Hanger has an innovative functionality and is the smallest piece of furniture made by Gaudí

the seat has a simple structure and a series of finishes and adjustments that make the seat dynamic and practical in various settings

It is divided by a centred armrest which angles the two seats outwards in different directions

The handmade lampshade is available in beige linen

Its expressive curves reproduce the creative energy of Dalí’s painting and mind

Alone or as a whole

the Gaulino inevitably caught international attention

modular profile supports significant weight with shelves reaching infinite lengths

They embody the Explorer collection and fit into their physical environment with Hayon’s whimsical attitude