Pedrali

Designed by Robin Rizzini, Pedrali's latest table collection features a raw aluminium frame for a careful blend of strength and lightness.

Inspired by 1960s Italian garden furniture, Pedrali’s new outdoor seating collection blends geometric lines with softer forms for a relaxed, nostalgic feel.

Angelo Micheli and Monica Pedrali on why tradition and craftsmanship needn’t come at the expense of innovation and modernity.

Pedrali's new sculptural table is inspired by architectural shapes and industrial materials.

Designed by Sebastian Herkner, the Blume collection is characterized by a soft and rounded shape with a flower-shaped profile in extruded aluminium.

Featuring soft lines and generous sizes, Reva Cocoon creates a system of flexible outdoor furniture that offers ultimate freedom of use.

Pedrali’s Panarea collection includes an armchair and a lounge armchair, born from an idea rooted in the Mediterranean coastline.

Tigg + Coll was tasked with creating a vibrant and inspiring amenity space for long-standing client, Greystar, combining key thematic threads and an existing material palette to provide a comforting ‘welcome home’ to residents and an inspiring introduction to visitors.

Pedrali products were selected to furnish the tech giant's new offices in Lisbon, a collaboration between OPENBOOK Architecture and Vector Mais.

Pedrali presents new products, family extensions and collaborations as part of their 2020 collection.

Continuing our series of ponderings on how the current crisis will affect the commercial interiors (and wider) world, we’ve asked a number of manufacturers and dealers to offer their opinions on where we’re likely to find ourselves post-COVID.

We’ve come to Salford’s Exchange Quay (for those familiar with the area, you can’t have failed to notice it, seeing as it has a giant orange arrow literally pointing it out on the adjacent roundabout) to look at the reworking of Building 3. There is, however, one slight problem.