Seguimos con la segunda de las cuatro colecciones que presentamos este mes. Después de LUMA, le toca el turno a LINA, una colección nueva que llegará completa en septiembre y que propone un ambiente muy distinto: más sofisticado, con una paleta de color que no habíamos trabajado antes.
LINA was born for spaces with their own architectural character — high ceilings, large windows, rooms with history. It's a collection designed to live alongside that kind of architecture without competing with it, bringing warmth through wood and color.
Sage green, cream, soft terracotta and touches of dark brown. It's a more elaborate palette than LUMA's, designed for rooms where the furniture dialogues with architectural elements — libraries, dining rooms with natural light, wellness areas — not just with the rest of the furniture.
We'll confirm the full catalogue as the September launch gets closer.
Solid oak wood, with a finish that preserves the warmth of the natural grain. It's the same commitment to material that defines the rest of our collections, applied here to more sculptural shapes.
LINA fits spaces with architectural personality: rooms with arched windows, high ceilings, textured floors — places where the furniture should add sophistication without stealing the spotlight from the architecture.
| LINA | LUMA |
|---|---|
| Sage green, cream and terracotta palette | Neutral palette, beige and tan |
| More sculptural shapes (single leg, pedestal) | Straight, minimalist lines |
| For spaces with architectural character | For bright, serene spaces |
| Available in September | Available now |
The full catalogue launches in September. This month we're presenting the pieces that make it up.
LINA works with a more elaborate palette and more sculptural shapes; LUMA is more minimalist and neutral.
Yes, solid oak wood across all its pieces.
For now we're introducing the collection; we'll announce how availability will work as we get closer to September.
