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A quiet ritual, held in leather and walnut.

Featured in “Giochi di Design”, an article in the September issue of Foster magazine, the Playing Card Holder from the Giobagnara x Poltrona Frau Collection reflects a renewed desire for analogue pleasure, for spaces devoted to play, conversation and time shared slowly.

Crafted in leather and walnut wood, it transforms a deck of cards into something to display, touch and treasure. An object where function becomes ritual, and where the pleasure of the game begins before the first card is ever dealt.

Thank you foster magazine Veronica Orsi

An object of balance and beauty.
Delos chinese checkers takes shape through the richness of leather, marble and wood, brought together in a composition of precise contrasts and refined proportions. Every material adds its own depth, turning a familiar classic into a sculptural piece made to live beautifully within the room.
A game to play, and an object to keep.

Some pieces are made to furnish a room. Others change the way you look at it.

The American Tan XXV Cabinet, designed by Gary Hume for the GIOBAGNARA Art Edition, is featured in the September issue of Times Luxx among the modern masterpieces from this year’s Salone del Mobile with undeniable main character energy.
Leather and inlaid aluminium turn surface into image, colour into construction, and a functional object into something closer to an artwork.

Part of a limited-edition series of twelve where art and craftsmanship meet beyond convention.

Featured in The Times LUXX
By Nick Vinson
Photography by Alecio Ferrari
Times Luxx

GIOBAGNARA

Five days, countless details, and a space shaped by encounters.

As MAISON&OBJET comes to a close, we look back at the surfaces, materials, forms and moments that defined these days in Paris.

Thank you to everyone who came by, spent time with the collections, shared a conversation, and looked a little closer.

What remains is the trace of those exchanges, and the feeling of seeing everything come together.

Until next time.

One move, then another, until colour finds its line.

The Lerici four in a row game set brings together leather, walnut wood and matte plexiglass in a composition made to reveal itself gradually. As the chips fall into place, colour appears through the perforated field, turning strategy into pattern.

Walnut pieces with leather inserts add warmth and tactility to every round, while the playing field can be lifted away and laid flat, becoming the lid once the game is over.

Vertical in play, compact at rest.
A set designed around anticipation, choice and the quiet tension of what comes next.

A game drawn from architecture.

Inspired by Genoa’s Palazzi dei Rolli, the Rolli Chess / Draughts Set turns classical rhythm into a composition of leather, wood and precise geometry.

Layered profiles shape the exterior, while the lid becomes a playing surface in its own right, defined by intricate marquetry. Beneath it, maple and walnut chess pieces and draughts chips with leather inlays are arranged in dedicated slots, each held exactly where it belongs.

A meeting of order, material and play, where every move begins within a structure shaped by craftsmanship.