Bottega, designed by the Japanese designer Kensaku Oshiro, is inspired by the aesthetics of utility that are typical of everyday work tools, such as the wooden easel in a craftsman’s workshop. Its beauty lies in its function, in the intrinsic nature of the table and its use over time.

During the Sustainable Design Systems event, we put at the center the principles that guide our work: conscious design, materials that tell a story, and collaboration as a driver of innovation. Together with Kvadrat, we dedicated a morning to exploring sustainability in design, closely examining the potential of regenerated materials and reflecting on how they can take shape as forms, surfaces, and objects.

We have gathered the latest highlights from the Feel at Home and Personal Spaces collections in the News 2025 catalogue. Original proposals for the living area, the bedroom, and outdoor spaces enrich our total living concept. A vision inspired by Kristalia’s formal purity, reinterpreted with a warm and expressive approach. We invite you to discover these collections, designed to engage with contemporary spaces and support your creative projects.

Discover the new chair version of Elephantino – compact and lightweight. Designed by Neuland. Paster & Geldmacher, it is Kristalia’s first chair with a shell made from post-consumer recycled plastic, fully recyclable and ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

For many years, pCon has been a key tool in Kristalia’s day-to-day work and represents a strategic investment for our sales network, as well as a valuable support for architects and designers. A leading platform for product configuration, quote generation and space planning, designed to make workflows faster, smarter and more intuitive for design and sales professionals.

If we hadn’t started making furniture, we would have opened a jazz club. But since we believe that all opportunities must be grasped, and passions lived to the full, we have dedicated a space to music, and more generally to culture, at our premises. We designed it to be attractive, welcoming and unconventional.