Optical ripples, broken lines... Echoing the avant-garde work of textile designer elise djo-bourgeois in the 1920s, we revisit the geometry of space, halfway between art deco and abstraction.

Made of white Carrara marble with an egghead finish, the Tricot washbasin belongs to the Earthquake 5.9 collection, designed by Patricia Urquiola to commemorate the May 2012 earthquake in Emilia.

The need to reduce waste and focus on the functionality of objects brings back the 'less is more' principle.

The natural elegance of marble returns to the contemporary home, revived in new shapes, colours and expressions.

The Fragment collection designed by Gweneal Nicolas presented in Foro Bonaparte. A truth of works that pay attention to sustainability.

Budri presented Fragment, a new collection of furniture and surfaces with a sustainable soul, at the Milan Design Week.

The series of furniture and marble surfaces designed by Gwenael Nicolas is characterised by the combination of different patterns and uses innovative technology.

A great opportunity for growth with a prestigious partner in the realisation of high-end projects.

Architexture wall artwork, by Patricia Urquiola for Budri, a surreal architectural landscape composed of polychrome marbles (the sky is in Aquarel Onyx) and moved by bas-relief work with diamond, plissé and groove textures.