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"Kiori" is the name of Francesco Rota's new series for Paola Lenti, whose structure is made of light-coloured sassafras heartwood - a robust type of wood from North America that has been covered with a hand-woven Conwood weave.

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The modular "AGIO" seating system designed by Francesco Rota for Paola Lenti gets a new outfit for Milan Design Week.

The "Tricot" rug by Paola Lenti offers a robust quality with a unique colour scheme. The textile base originates from the company's own production.

With the Stylepark Selected Award 2022, Stylepark honours the best new products of the year. These are the award winners.

Paola Lenti merges technology and craftsmanship to create high-performance outdoor furniture, not forgetting style and elegance.

Paola Lenti's broad portfolio ranges from furnishings for yachts to interior design for buildings. In addition, the Italian furniture company works together with universities to develop sustainable products. As part of this year's Salone del Mobile, Stylepark publishers Franziska von Schumann and Robert Volhard visited founder Paola Lenti in Meda.

Paola Lenti expands its "Telar series" with a two-seater sofa that convinces with filigree elegance and a variety of uses.

An apartment in Buenos Aires designed by interior designer Pamela Martos impresses with its open living landscape, which brings the outdoor space indoors. Furniture by Paola Lenti was chosen for this.

For the new "Intermezzo" bookshelf, Paola Lenti combines a minimalist design language with the playful touch of enameled copper panels.

The "Altopiano" dining table by Paola Lenti convinces with its flexible usage possibilities and has now been extended with a higher frame that also allows the combination with bar stools.

With "Maris" Paola Lenti has extended the "Teatime" collection with a new fabric that is not only 100 percent recyclable but also offers great resistance.