Giobagnara Giobagnara - Scala Leather Rectangular Coffee Table - Ivory Nappa - H37xW80xL160cm - Italy

Part of the 'La Scala' collection of leather upholstered furniture and objects inspired in equal parts by Italian architecture and shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo's infamous stacked heels. Stéphane Parmentier draws from both of his loves of architecure and fashion to create elegant and unique pieces. 

The signature leather wrapped Scala tubular edged form creates  a piece that is both graphic in its use of strong lines, and fluid in its application of butter soft leather.

Production Time Approx 8-12 weeks+Shipping.Please contact [email protected] or 02 83569999

Various Colours Available 

 Giobagnara

A brand that is distinctive for elegantly designed creations that express luxury without ostentation, available in an uncommon and virtually limitless color palette of leathers and suede, and crafted to the highest standards using both traditional know-how and leading-edge technology. This approach to tradition and modernity led Giorgio Bagnara to experiment: he constantly pushes technical limits in his quest for objects that are both beautiful and relevant, and in doing so relies on the skills of the company's craftspeople. Very quickly, Giobagnara became renowned for its expertise, and its founder became a partner of choice for a large number of interior decorators and yacht and jet designers who called upon his know-how for special commissions.

Stephane Parmentier

The interior architect and designer Stéphane Parmentier began his career working for Karl Lagerfeld before deciding to devote himself to architecture full-time in 2002. Since then, he has created and developed numerous projects for an international clientele attuned to his style of luxurious simplicity. The homes and objects he designs reveal a vision that is deeply anchored in a modern everyday lifestyle. Inspired by classical Greco-Roman antiquity, the beauty of the Puglian landscape, the restraint of the Japanese aesthetic, and a desire to focus on the essential, he cultivates elegant asceticism by associating noble materials with subtly graphic lines.