Simply Sofas - So Fa So Good

   World Environment Day serves as a poignant reminder of humanity's collective responsibility towards the environment. The intersection of luxury and sustainability represents not a compromise, but rather an evolution in conscious design philosophy. To honour this evolution, we spotlight European furniture of exceptional elegance crafted to endure.  Terra by Natuzzi Italia , designed by Marcantonio, is a compelling example of sustainable design with character. Its innovative structure is entirely frameless, filled with padding derived from wheat rather than polystyrene - a bold move toward biodegradable design. Natural fabric upholstery and softly curved arms that double as handles complete its tactile charm. In every detail, Terra is effortlessly elegant, functional, and respectful of the resources it draws from. Winner of the Red Dot Award 2020, Eolo Pureti by Ezpeleta is more than a parasol - it’s pure innovation in environmental design. Treated with photocatalytic n...

Motherhood is a masterclass in multitasking – moving through days with quiet resolve. It’s not about grand gestures, but the daily ones: balancing commitments, keeping things on track, offering support before the rest of the world has even caught up. This Mother's Day, we celebrate motherhood in the way we know best — by offering moments of retreat through pieces that invite her to pause, reconnect, and be cared for, on her own terms. For the Life of the Living Room Winner by Nicoletti Home The social engine of the family, the formidable glue that holds all ties together, deserves a sprawling sectional sofa that can keep up. One with adjustable headrests, support, and leather that says, "Indulge, woman." Perfect for hosting lively gatherings and unwinding in style when the day is done. Her Favourite Seat in the House Consul by Stressless As the family therapist, and perhaps the only one who laughs at Dad’s jokes, she deserves a recliner as her personal reset button. A pla...

  As Milan Design Week 2025 reached its crescendo, the city buzzed with ideas exploring our connection to space, material, and nature. This year's theme, “Mondi Connessi” or Connecting Worlds came alive at MDW2025 through cross-cultural collaborations and boundary-blurring designs that bridged global perspectives. Here are a few moments that stayed with us: DAY 6 Inspired by Ruffino’s Riserva Ducale Oro , the project returns with a renewed vision—where the table becomes a stage for wine, design, and creativity. Against War. 7 Designers for Emergency at Triennale Design Museum presents EMERGENCY’s unwavering stance against conflict, brought to life through deeply evocative objects created by seven designers invited by Giulio Iacchetti. Natuzzi’s Memoria bed by Karim Rashid fuses Italian craftsmanship with smart innovation, offering motorised headrests and footrests for tailored comfort. Meet Mooove by Koinor – winner of the German Design Award 2025 – a sculptural sofa that splits i...

  Five days into the 63rd edition of Milan Design Week, and Milan still has plenty of tricks up its (beautifully tailored) sleeve. Just when we thought we’d seen it all over the last four days, Day 5 served up fresh perspectives — playful shapes, clever functionality, and original, stand-out stories tucked into the seams. Here's what had us snapping photos and stealing ideas. Fama’s Infinity XL sofa offers an element of versatile elegance and sink-in comfort for every kind of space. Itoku is a modern reinterpretation of the traditional oriental screen, designed to provide both privacy and a dynamic aesthetic. SaloneSatellite is where the next generation of design talent takes centre stage — bold, fresh, and future-forward. Space by Koinor – an iconic island-style design that facilitates swivelling, stretching out, sitting up, and everything in between. Reflex’s Dreamcatcher Green Soul mirror elevates modern spaces with aesthetic brilliance and luminous flair. Progress in motion — ...

By Day 4, the 63rd edition of Milan Design Week felt like a living canvas. Designs weren’t just shown, they were felt: in textures, in spaces, in the way people navigated through them. Thoughtful details, refined palettes, and ideas that lingered long after the first impression – all underlined what we saw and experienced. Here are some of the highlights from the fourth day. With its soothing shades and a versatile seating system, Fama’s sofas bring an element of sculptural elegance and deep comfort to any space. Elevating interiors with luminous artistry, Reflex creates lighting that feels strikingly ethereal. This Molteni&C concept kitchen by Vincent Van Duysen combines traditional designs with state-of-the-art ideas. With Koinor chairs , everyday living meets ergonomic precision in bright shades or classy, subdued hues. New Natuzzi Comfortness sofas implement their state-of-the-art triple motion mechanism and “365” seating system to nurture complete comfort for the mind and ...

  As we find ourselves approaching the midway point into the 63rd edition of Milan Design Week, the world’s design capital feels like a living archive – each district layered with ideas, textures, and voices. On Day 3 of the world’s premium design event, we saw a shift — from statement pieces to quieter, more intentional work — and a deeper focus on storytelling. We started off the day by visiting the Fama booth, where we saw their new fabric sofas, combining soft textures with soothing shades and new chic prints. While the sofas in different hues offer a soothing palette and plush seating that enriches any living space, Fama’s printed sofas inspiredfrom Javier Mariscal’s art offer a canvas of comfort where textile meets imagination in every stitch. Next up, we visited the Koinor booth where we came across their collection of designs that help in unwinding effortlessly while wrapped in elegance. While their rocking armchairs bring motion and relaxation into perfect balance, their...