Paola Lenti: New indoor furniture collection for modern living

With its new Indoor Collection 2025, Paola Lenti once again demonstrates how tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and a spirit of experimentation can merge into a timeless vision of living. Clean forms, refined materials, and extraordinary colors define the designs – embodying lightness and precision as much as functionality and elegance.

In the Milan showroom, this vision unfolds within the architectural space Àlfa: a light-filled setting where novelties stand alongside significant re-editions. Here, the Légère sofa by Angelo Mangiarotti and Chiara Pampo meets the Half Moon side table by Greta Magnusson Grossman. Atelier Oï explores the theme of reuse with a bench, while AMDL CIRCLE revisits the tradition of woodworking with a limited-edition cabinet.

The collection is further complemented by designs from Nendo, Luca Erba, Monica Förster, Bertrand Lejoly, Franco Poli, and Robi Renzi. Together, they create a dialogue between generations and styles, reinterpreting the idea of contemporary living – open, vibrant, and always looking ahead.

Photos by Sergio Chimenti, © Paola Lenti

BERNI armchair
Design: Franco Poli, 2025
The Berni armchair can be traced back to a design from 1980 for the company Bernini. The original idea was to create a piece of furniture suitable for both social gatherings and dining. At the time, it was paired with a coffee table that could be raised to dining height.

The design exemplifies the highest standards of woodworking, combining technological ingenuity with artisanal expertise. The result is a piece that continues to impress today thanks to its clean lines and timeless elegance.
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HALF MOON side table
Design: Greta Magnusson Grossman, 2025
The Half Moon side table in walnut features the characteristic crescent shape, a recurring motif in the work of Greta Magnusson Grossman. The bevelled edges of the tabletop and the precisely crafted, tapered joints of the legs testify to technical sophistication and a keen sense of balance. Its organic design language appears modern while subtly evoking the design of the 1950s.
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ARNÒ sofa
Design: Bertrand Lejoly, 2025
Arnò was developed with the aim of creating a particularly comfortable sofa. The design focuses on the interplay between a sturdy structure and soft upholstery. Inspired by the shape of a woven basket, the result is a piece of furniture that promotes calm and relaxation – simple, well thought-out, and inviting.
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MIA chair
Design: Luca Erba, 2025
Mia impresses with its clean lines and well-thought-out design. The delicate metal frame ensures stability without compromising on visual lightness. The self-supporting cover made from sustainable materials is easy to remove – ideal for care and recycling.
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NUVOLA Cabinet
Design: AMDL CIRCLE, Michele De Lucchi, 2025
Nuvola is a limited edition cabinet designed by AMDL CIRCLE. Its organic shape is created by the interplay of rope and ash wood, which gives the furniture a sense of lightness. Technical precision and meticulous details give Nuvola a strong design identity. It is more than just a storage unit—Nuvola has a defining effect on a room and blends effectively into a variety of environments.
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NAGA bench
Design: Atelier Oï, 2025
With the Naga bench, Paola Lenti demonstrates how textile construction and formal reduction can merge to create expressive furniture. The seat consists of ash wood slats covered with knitted polyester rings that are stretched directly onto the structure. This technique creates vibrant color gradients and surprising visual depth.

Two main variants interpret the concept in different ways: the smaller bench combines two wooden slats with a cover in mélange gray tones – from light gray to anthracite, the bigger features three slats and bold color combinations in green, orange, red, and burgundy. Both models can be completely dismantled and combine design precision with functional clarity.
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SENKAI screen
Design: Nendo, 2025
Senkai reinterprets the classic room divider. The upper contours of the ash-wood frames recall the shapes of traditional Japanese furniture such as emon-kake and ikō. Twisted fabric strips are stretched between the frames, their varying orientations creating different levels of transparency depending on the viewing angle. The construction remains light and open, while at the same time defining space and serving a functional purpose.
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LAZY CHAIR chaiselounge
Design: Monica Förster Design Studio, 2025
The chaiselounge combines a clear design language with textile precision. Its structure is composed of natural sassafras wood, stainless-steel profiles, and plastic glides. Visible, hand-woven elastic straps provide the base for the loosely placed seat cushion.

The cushion is made of dimensionally stable polyurethane foam with a firm foam cover. The removable cover is available in Ruffle Indoor – a new bouclé fabric with a deliberately irregular texture and an intense color effect.
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LÉGÈRE armchair & sofa
Design: Angelo Mangiarotti, Chiara Pampo, 2025
Originally conceived with leather upholstery, the Légère series has been reissued by Paola Lenti in a textile version. The combination of a curved wooden frame and soft cushions remains unchanged, yet it has been reinterpreted with new materials and colors for a contemporary touch.

The sofa is crafted from natural or stained oak, complemented by plastic and felt glides. The supporting frame is covered with two layers of Paola Lenti’s exclusive Piqué fabric, between which a polyester mesh and thermoformed ABS seats are integrated. The seat and back cushions are made of recyclable, biodegradable polyester fiber with a polyurethane core (seat only) and a firm foam cover. The cover is removable and available in a range of indoor fabrics from the collection.

The cushions rest loosely on the frame, creating a relaxed, informal effect that preserves the original character of the design.
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PALINSESTO coffee table
Design: Robi Renzi, 2025
The Palinsesto table translates the idea of historic cityscapes into furniture. Its tabletops are crafted from stone and brick, some of which are recycled materials. Each piece is unique – subtle variations in color, texture, and composition are integral to the concept. The design blends different styles and materials to form a new, contemporary expression.
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