Projects

Designed by architect Toyo Ito and completed in 2007, the Tama Art University Library in Tokyo is one of the most eloquent examples of contemporary architecture serving education and creativity. It is in this context that the Tato, Tatino, and Tatone poufs by Baleri Italia find their ideal placement. With their organic, soft, and playful forms, they echo the flowing architecture of the library.

In the heart of Helsinki, the Finnish Parliament stands as both the center of the nation's democracy and a refined example of Nordic institutional architecture. At the heart of the room’s design are the Capri armchairs by Baleri Italia, selected for their understated elegance and ergonomic comfort.

Located in the heart of Parco Sempione, Triennale Milano is an internationally renowned cultural institution dedicated to design, architecture and the visual and performing arts. Enhancing and complementing this space are selected pieces of exceptional furniture: the Juliette chairs and Capri armchairs by Baleri Italia, icons of  the brand known for combining functionality and aesthetic research in contemporary design.

In 1983, President François Mitterrand decided to renovate the private quarters of the Élysée Palace, particularly the east wing apartment. Starck’s designs for Baleri Italia were not meant to disrupt the historical context of the Élysée, but to introduce elements of modernity and intellectual lightness.