Bontempi Casa 2025: When Design Becomes Emotion

In a seamless harmony of contemporary aesthetics and timeless elegance, Bontempi Casa unveils its 2025 collection—a refined synthesis of art, functionality, and emotional expression.

Here, design serves not merely a purpose but becomes an intimate part of everyday rituals—a transformative experience that turns living spaces into thoughtfully orchestrated works of art.

This year’s collection exudes architectural precision, innovative materiality, and artisanal mastery, remaining true to the brand’s DNA: understated luxury with unmistakable identity. Each piece embodies clarity of form and intelligent functionality, elevated to a level of emotional sophistication.

The Kaleido table by Andrea Lucatello immediately draws attention with its architectural strength and rhythmic visuals. Its triangular, kaleidoscope-inspired base creates an ever-changing play of perspectives, while extensive customization options allow seamless integration into diverse interiors.

Designed by Elena Trevisan, the Victor sofa and armchair strike a perfect balance between geometry and softness. Their modular structure and clean silhouettes redefine comfort and minimalism through versatile functionality and subtle elegance.

Rebecca chairs and barstools by Carlesi & Tonelli radiate sensual lightness and intimacy. They pair rich materials with a simplicity of line, making them ideal for both upscale hospitality settings and refined residential spaces.

The Olympia sideboard completes the collection with a sophisticated blend of wood warmth and luxurious finishes. New White Stone travertine detailing on tables and cabinet fronts introduces natural texture, while the Sunrise fabric range adds softness and tactile depth.

In lighting, the Astra lamp by Studio F + B transforms illumination into art. Its minimalist structure, layered triangles, and ribbed frosted glass create a gentle, sculptural glow—an elegant accent for any contemporary environment.

With its 2025 collection, Bontempi Casa reaffirms its role not merely as a furniture maker, but as a curator of spatial emotion—where aesthetics and function merge seamlessly with lifestyle.