The essence and contemporaneity of Bonaldo's style

With an international perspective on design and deep Italian roots, Bonaldo's identity style is in constant evolution. Transcending cultural and geographical borders, it establishes itself worldwide as an innovative and pioneering yet always coherent company. Creating products with a unique personality that are closely related to each other and to the space in which they are placed: this is the fulcrum around which Bonaldo's B/Style concept revolves.

Bonaldo's thought and philosophy are supported by the creative talent of important names in international design. In close synergy with the company, they create unique products that capture attention and stand out independently, thriving best when integrated into larger contexts to seamlessly enhance residential, commercial or public spaces.

The company has always explored the delicate balance between living spaces and individuals' aspirations to reside in welcoming and pleasant environments. The continuous interaction between products across various ranges is the central theme through which Bonaldo narrates its storey. The evolution of lifestyles and contemporary aesthetic preferences is clearly evidenced in Evolutionary, the latest concept presented in April at the Salone del Mobile Milano.

The new 2024 collection includes emblematic products for the living area, fully expressing the concept of B/Style.

The Boolean sofa by Giuseppe Viganò challenges the traditional canons of contemporary design thanks to a harmonious fusion of embracing style and a linear silhouette that captures attention. Boolean is much more than a furnishing complement: it is a timeless oasis of style, capable of transforming living spaces into environments of pure relaxation. Its aesthetics stand out for the essentiality of shapes, skillfully enriched by intersections that give the soft and embracing seat a touch of personality and innovation. What is particularly eye-catching in the Boolean sofa is its frame: a bridge base available in Canaletto walnut or coal oak which crosses the upholstery longitudinally, modulating its volume to enhance its character and strong theatrical presence.

In the Boolean armchair, we find the same interplay of full and empty spaces dictated by the bridge base that characterises its design, along with a soft, curvilinear profile that enhances its personality. This makes it both a perfect complement to the sofa and a standout piece on its own, capable of being the protagonist in any living space. Boolean armchair is available in fabric or leather, while for the base it is possible to choose between two types of wood: elegant coal oak or welcoming Canaletto walnut.

To further enrich the environment, the Litos tables are sculptural complements with monolithic and complementary trapezoidal shapes, which create an area with a decisive, 'edgy' and modern character in the middle of the room. They are characterised by extreme essentiality and a lack of voids that enhance both their wooden structure and their compactness.

A refined and contemporary environment is also recognisable by the choice of complements such as lamps and carpets, important components for creating an overall B/Style space.

Resulting from the craftmanship of Venetian glass masters, the Pin design floor lamp has a striking blown glass lampshade which contrasts with its slender metal frame. Pin's linear design fits seamlessly into any home setting – a discreet presence that illuminates by defining a precise point in space. It is available with a smoked lampshade and a lead base.

Capable of adapting to any context and thus creating refined and modern environments, the Casablanca carpet, with its soft and velvety surface, is a furnishing element with timeless charm thanks to its composition of tencel and cotton. Tencel is a fibre obtained from eucalyptus and beech cellulose. These raw materials, as well as being ecological and completely recyclable, give the fabric elasticity and a shine similar to silk.

Bonaldo stands out for its ability to create timeless furniture. Each model in the collection seamlessly integrates into living spaces, telling a storey and revealing its character.

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