Collections

Rather than a stylistic or decorative universe-based reading, the By Collection category offers an organization by object type. Tables, seating, storage, lighting: each section gathers pieces by function, allowing furniture to be approached according to its primary use. This classification logic aims to simplify navigation. It gives users a structured and immediately usable overview.

Classifying by type does not mean abandoning aesthetic demands. On the contrary, it allows for the understanding of possible variations within a single category: contrasts in materials, heights, lines, or surface treatments. One can observe how the same function can be interpreted in different ways, depending on manufacturing constraints, proportion choices, or assembly logic. It’s a way of comparing without reducing, isolating without impoverishing.

This function-based division also responds to a practical reality: planning a layout often starts by defining needs. Working with clear categories helps to structure the project progressively, piece by piece, while maintaining a coherent overview. The By Collection category thus acts as a useful framework — not decorative, not thematic, but directly connected to functional logic.