Frag

♦ Wilton ♦ Design: Christophe Pillet The sharp shapes of the shell define the square profile of this sofa as if it were composed of slightly curved rectangles, creating a kind of nest-origami

Frag returns to Milan Design Week 2025 with materials-based research. Fine hides and leathers, contemporary fabrics and prestige materials symbolise the know-how and identity of the brand, which continues its journey with a presentation of sophisticated pieces that meet both residential and contract needs. Mo.1950

♦ Elf ♦ Design: Gordon Guillaumier The Elf collection reinterprets the classic leather chair with softer, elegantly tapered lines. The leather enveloping this range gives it a contemporary shape and timeless charm. The unique flexible back adds comfort and flexibility capacity.

L’arte e l’intelligenza artificiale si incontrano a Udine nella mostra di Giacomo Urban L’esposizione inaugura il progetto “Nuove Generazioni”, ideato da SimulArte, che indaga il rapporto tra creatività umana, innovazione tecnologica e impresa, offrendo uno sguardo inedito sulla fusione tra tradizione e futuro. L’esposizione raccoglie un centinaio di opere, frutto del suo lavoro personale, ma anche di un confronto diretto con alcune delle principali imprese friulane, da cui l’artista ha tratto ispirazione per una serie di opere realizzate interamente con l’ausilio dell’intelligenza artificiale. Il progetto coinvolge quattro eccellenze del Friuli Venezia Giulia: Ceccarelli Group , leader nei trasporti e nella logistica; MEP Spa, realtà di riferimento nella produzione di attrezzature per la lavorazione del tondo per cemento armato; Frag, marchio storico dell’arredamento in pelle e cuoio, che ha unito tradizione artigianale e design contemporaneo, portando il Made in Italy sui mercati internazionali; e la Cantina Conte d’Attimis-Maniago, custode di un’eredità vinicola secolare. 📅Ingresso libero dal 15 al 30 marzo  🕔 sabato: 10-12.30 e 16-19; domenica: 10-13 🏚️ Fondazione Friuli a Udine in via Gemona 3. Fondazione Friuli Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia Io Sono Friuli Venezia Giulia

Frag @ Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025 Frag goes materic 07-13 April 2025

☽ Speaking of Frag ☾ Frag's Clubby dining armchair designed by Christhope Pillet on the front page of Il Sole 24 Ore.

“OH! Viaggio nel mondo del legno arredo” Confindustria Udine, Associazione Archimede and Domenico Taverna and Vetrina dell'Ingegno opened , in the tower of Santa Maria, the exhibition “OH! Viaggio nel mondo del legno arredo.” The exhibition showcases with a non-specialized, but evocative slant, with the main purpose of enhancing the heritage of the area, the themes and contents related to the first part of the wood supply chain (exploitation of regional forest resources, history of logging, tradition of woodworking, technological innovation) and furniture (history of production activities, design, sustainability).   Frag is among those companies from Friuli of excellence that contributed to the creation of the exhibition   Frag presents two iconic products that represent a combination of design and attention to detail, the Blyn armchair totally upholstered in saddle leather and the Syren lounge chair with a self-supporting saddle leather shell and leather cushions. Both designed by Gabriele e Oscar Buratti Design_Buratti Numi Viganò Architetti studio represent a timeless icon of style, design and comfort.

♦ Artù ♦ Design: Michele di Fonzo Introducing Artù – a design icon merging bold forms with exquisite materials. This round dining table effortlessly blends tradition and innovation, transforming any space into a statement of refined luxury with a subtle, ironic twist.

♦ Gast ♦ Design: Luis Arrivillaga A soul of classic inspiration, typical of the early ‘900 sofas, coexists with the irony of the '60s upholstered furniture, reinterpreted in a contemporary key.  

♦ Ocean ♦ Design: Werner Aisslinger A lounge chair of strong personality that coexists happily with a wide range of styles, a hybrid combining classicism and modernity, its design recalls the soft shapes of the iconic chairs of the 60s and 70s.