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In this edition of The Edit, Pedrali celebrates its 60th anniversary as a globally acclaimed brand. Join us as we traverse Pedrali’s worlds of reference and the future of natural design showcased at Salone del Mobile 2023.
In the bid to balance the desire to live amongst nature with the modest footprint of today’s homes, designer Victoria Azadinho Bocconi looks for inspiration in the depths of the Amazon jungle.
The Elinor Low Back by Claudio Bellini for Pedrali encapsulates the modern sensibilities that define our modern work lives. Alice Blackwood speaks with Mr Bellini at Orgatec.
In this new collection, Pedrali’s fierce creativity pays homage to the geographical ethos of coastal Italy – bringing a slice of Mediterranean culture to contract and residential furniture.
The renowned Italian furniture manufacturer presented a range of exciting new indoor and outdoor collections at the world’s most important international design event.
The sights and sounds of Salone are in full swing this week for the much-anticipated return of the world’s biggest design fair. Aleesha Callahan reports on the latest releases on the ground.
Pedrali’s Italian-made furnishings uplift the new Osteria BBR, a modern reinterpretation of the iconic venue within Singapore’s legendary Raffles Hotel.
In this intimate chat with Sebastian Herkner, German designer of international renown, we learn about his love for camping, the craftsmanship essential to his work, and his Blume collection for Pedrali.
Positioned at the junction of the Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale, the Coach House is an enchanting mix of old-world charm and modern details.
As the summer season inches closer and closer, Pedrali invites you to immerse yourselves in the magic of the outdoors with great design.
Packing an endearing showcase of enduring design into a linear exhibition space at Supersalone 2021, Pedrali conveys a timely statement in timeless style.
We sit down with multidisciplinary designer Patrick Jouin to talk about the appeal of blurred lines, the importance of sensuality – and why designing chairs is very much like writing music.
