Molteni&C Cape Town

25/02/2026

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Lia armchair by GamFratesi

Scandinavian purity meets innovative Italian comfort in the Lia armchair by GamFratesi. Uniting the rigor of metal, the natural warmth of wood, and the softness of leather or fabric upholstery, this sinuous design creates a new aesthetic-tactile dimension.

25/02/2026

25/02/2026

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Lia armchair by GamFratesi in the living room.

A masterful expression of lightness and craftsmanship, the Lia armchair by GamFratesi is designed enriches the living room with a sophisticated interplay of structure and suspension. Embodying a harmonious balance of materials, the refined seating embraces the warmth of oak as and the strength of metal to dialogue with the elegant textures of contemporary living spaces.

12/02/2026

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Emile sofa by Christophe Delcourt

Crafted with precision and available in a curated selection of fabrics and leathers from the Molteni&C collection, Emile is a sculptural sofa designed for spaces that embrace both movement and conviviality.

“I enjoy thinking about how we will settle in. We are going to occupy a space, and I work a lot on centrality. I like elements that live in the middle of a room and help to build the space.” — Christophe Delcourt

12/02/2026

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Emile sofa by Christophe Delcourt

An expression of modular elegance, Emile by Christophe Delcourt is a dynamic sofa system designed to adapt to the evolving needs of contemporary living. Characterized by a sculptural silhouette, Emile features a refined backrest with fluid, shifting heights, creating a harmonious play of proportions within the space.

07/02/2026

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Maylis coffee table by Christophe Delcourt

An interplay of materials defines Maylis, combining the smooth, polished surface with the striking architectural base composed of three pairs of half-moon aluminum legs arranged at varying heights. This dynamic structure creates an ever-changing visual effect that sees light and shadow accentuate the depth of its design from every angle.

“The freedom of design is rooted in a careful exploration of the geometry of forms, emphasizing the harmony between solids and voids, intersections, and overall volume.” — Christophe Delcourt

07/02/2026

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Living room designs by Christophe Delcourt and Tobia Scarpa

A study in contrast, comfort and refinement, the Maylis coffee table and Emile sofa by Christophe Delcourt balance geometric precision with organic richness.

Paired with the Monk chair by Tobia Scarpa, the living room space is defined by sculptural lines and a spacious, contemporary aesthetic.

25/11/2025

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Huzhou Villa: A Molteni&C Project

This residence draws on the poetic essence of Huzhou’s “Eighteen Sceneries,” translating them into a contemporary language of spatial experience.

Molteni&C, in collaboration with Wenzhou Flagship Store partners, contributed a curated selection of furnishings that amplify the residence’s serene and intentional design ethos. With the Augusto Sofa, Louisa coffee tables and Margou Armchair by Vincent Van Duysen, the living area is imbued with an atmosphere of refined comfort — a space where balance, light, and materiality converge.

25/11/2025

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Huzhou Villa: A Molteni&C Project

The Huzhou Villa’s serene design embodies a “Three-Courtyard, Nine-Realm” layout, a spatial sequence that merges traditional Eastern philosophies with fluid, modern form.

Pieces from across the Molteni&C Collection were chosen to reflect an understated elegance and natural materiality, enhancing the flow between indoor and outdoor spaces.

25/11/2025

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Huzhou Villa: a Molteni&C Project

This residence draws on the poetic essence of Huzhou’s “Eighteen Sceneries,” translating them into a contemporary language of spatial experience.

Molteni&C, in collaboration with Wenzhou Flagship Store partners, contributed a curated selection of furnishings that amplify the residence’s serene and intentional design ethos. With the Augusto Sofa, Louisa coffee tables and Margou Armchair by Vincent Van Duysen, the living area is imbued with an atmosphere of refined comfort — a space where balance, light, and materiality converge.