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Luminaire Chicago Showroom.

Inside Luminaire Chicago: Italian Design in River North Since 1989

Since 1989, Luminaire Chicago has occupied a converted timber loft in River North, bringing world-class Italian and international furniture to the Midwest across three levels and 21,000 square feet. The showroom is home to dedicated monobrand spaces for Flexform and Henge, alongside collections from Cassina, Poltrona Frau, Living Divani, and more. Full interior design services are available for residential and commercial projects of any scale.

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Edra monobrand space in Luminaire Coral Gables.

Inside Luminaire Coral Gables: The Showroom and Its Design Services

Since 1984, the Coral Gables flagship has been South Florida's most consequential address for Italian and international furniture, lighting, and objects. At 18,000 square feet, it is both a living catalog and a working design studio, where the collections of Living Divani, Edra, and Cassina share space with a full suite of professional design services.

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Cassina Chair Tamburound Chair - Cassina Chairs Guide

Cassina Chairs - The Collectors' Guide

Few furniture makers have shaped the chair as a cultural object the way Cassina has. From their earliest collaborations with the European avant-garde to their ongoing stewardship of the twentieth century's most consequential seating designs, the Meda-based manufacturer remains the standard against which Italian furniture brands are measured. This guide surveys the Cassina chairs we carry and the ideas embedded in each one.

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Cassina Cab Armchairs

La poltrona Cab di Cassina: quando la pelle diventa struttura

La poltrona Cab di Mario Bellini per Cassina, presentata nel 1977, ha proposto qualcosa che il mondo dell'arredamento non aveva mai visto prima: la pelle non come rivestimento, ma come struttura portante. Questo è uno studio su come un singolo materiale possa riscrivere la logica di un intero oggetto e sul perché tale oggetto sia ancora attuale nella cultura del design contemporaneo.

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