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Lema embodies a philosophy infused with the 'culture of beauty' where complete well-being combines with aesthetic, technological and ethical factors. Compositional flexibility, customisation, and contemporary design are the cornerstones of the new collection. Both elegant and discreet, they can be inserted into any living space, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Through its ability to merge the visions of different designers, Lema will present its vision of made-to-measure living and dining spaces at the Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024, where each design conveys the pleasure of living through a sophisticated and discreet design, enriched by the Italian design style, attention to detail and deep culture of manufacturing excellence the company is known for.
Lema's 2024 furniture design collection stands out for its attention to production processes, selection of materials and constant chromatic and material experimentation, giving life to furnishings that perfectly combine functionality and design. Unique and contemporary interpretations of a Mediterranean lifestyle, a true manifesto of Made in Italy, open to the world and bearer of the richness of the Italian culture and craftsmanship excellence.
Omega Lounge Armchair
Omega designed by Federica Biasi is a lounge armchair created from a combination of history, materials and iconicity. Its elegant and contemporary design is inspired by the styles of the 1950s: a timeless proposal where vintage charm merges with modern aesthetics. Characterised by a slightly padded moulded shell upholstered in leather and synthetic leather, Omega combines the softness of the seat with the solidity of the metal structure. A horizontal wooden element welcomes and supports the backrest, whose forms are emphasised by raw cut stitching that defines their edges. The seat, which almost seems to float on the structure, is an expression of Lema's artisanal savoir-faire and high-end design.
August Table
Lema presents August, the table designed by Roberto Lazzeroni, inspired by the 'complex simplicity' of trestle tables. These table designs, originally solid work tools from around the mid-20th century, have over time found their place as design pieces in homes. The tabletop, available in various sizes and a variety of materials including marble and wood, has an apparent lightness owing to the thin top. The support trestles, connected by a tensioner in bronze patinated finish and the slightly curved wooden crossbar, reflect the aesthetics that have inspired the table. The legs, featuring an elliptical shape, are available with either a glossy or matte lacquered finish, which combined with the different tops, further expands the potential for compositional customisation: all glossy, all matte, or a mix of the two, giving rise to unique and personal visual combinations that modify the product's appeal and adapt it to various spaces and uses. August represents a contemporary reinterpretation both aesthetically and materially, where the solidity of the table is sublimated by an apparent lightness.
Stay tuned with STIR's coverage of Milan Design Week 2024 which showcases the best of exhibitions, studios, designers, installations, brands and events to look out for. Explore EuroCucina and all the design districts—Fuorisalone, 5vie Design Week, Isola Design Week, Brera Design District and Porta Venezia Design District.
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