
The TAKE ME project stems from an intuition related to gesture: it alludes to that natural and spontaneous movement we make when approaching a seat. From this conceptual and physical concept, a piece of furniture has taken shape that stands as a true visual and tactile invitation.
The revolutionary feature of this collection lies in the abandonment of the traditional four-legged archetype. Support is entrusted to two continuous side structures, shaped with a sinuous and plastic line. This frame not only supports the furniture but also creates a fluid volume that houses the seat shell, enveloping it in a warm embrace.
The final design demonstrates surprising structural lightness: the seat seems to float, held only by the soft curves of the side frame. Whether it's the version with integrated armrests or the more essential variant, TAKE ME represents a perfect balance between architectural dynamism and ergonomics.





We believe design is both a creative and a technical act.
Every project is the result of careful analysis of spaces, client needs, and the expressive potential of materials.
3D rendering is not just a representation tool, but an integral part of the creative and communication process.