Antonio Marras + NodoItalia

A collaboration where storytelling meets design, the union of Antonio Marras and Nodo Italia gives life to a poetic and tactile exploration of outdoor living. Rooted in artistic expression and meticulous craftsmanship, this ongoing partnership has brought forth two distinct yet interconnected collections.

Il mare dove non si tocca

The timeless beauty of the ocean floor is revealed through a breathtaking palette of deep blues, rich bordeaux, and soothing beige tones.
Discover the mystery and allure of the depths, where water and wind intertwine with sailor myths and sea-bound tales. This collection is more than just furniture; it is an artistic and functional fusion that redefines modern living. Existing collections like EVA, VIA, BRIQUE, and SUSY are reimagined with new fabrics, captivating weaves, and hypnotic knits. Every piece is a masterpiece crafted with a variety of technologies, textures, and colors. Embrace the enchantment of the ocean and immerse yourself in a dreamlike landscape where reality and imagination blend.

Chi Ama

This collection includes chairs, sofas, poufs, rugs, umbrellas, and tables in lava stone and ceramics, blending tradition and contemporary creativity. The color palette of the collection is an homage to the shades of the Alghero dome, evoking Mediterranean art and identity. A blend of languages, a dialogue between the past and the future, a poetic labyrinth in which you can lose yourself to rediscover yourself.

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PicNic a Le Vasche di Ciù Peppì

This collection includes rugs, and signature pieces such as the Beach House, Via, and Pantheon. The palette draws from the Sardinian landscape: juniper green, earthy ochre, stone red, and deep sea blue, echoing light, wind, and Mediterranean vegetation. A dialogue between fashion and design, between landscape and material, a suspended seaside atmosphere where objects emerge like temporary presences, shaping a quiet space of conviviality.