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Objects that command a space through subtraction. The Teckell Billiardo Collection, brings an uncompromising presence to luxury furniture design.

By casting the mechanics of a pool table entirely in low-iron tempered crystal glass, it challenges the heavy, traditional mass found in high-end residential architecture.

For Australian interior design practices sourcing for premium residential spaces, this Italian collection shifts the focus from recreational utility to structural sculpture. It anchors a contemporary interior by allowing light to pass directly through the form, preserving the true volume of the room.

Available for architectural specification via the link in our bio.

Sundays invite a slower pace, focusing on spaces that simply let us unwind.

The transition between indoor living and the landscape becomes effortless when the materials respect the environment.

The Crosini Flusso table in Menta Terrazzo feels entirely at home in any space.

The soft mint tones of the custom Terrazzo catch the natural light beautifully, while the sculpted pedestal bases give the piece a quiet, grounding presence. It is a thoughtful example of luxury contemporary furniture.

A beautiful reminder of how design can shape the rhythm of our weekends.

Friday afternoons are a lifestyle choice.

When designing the ultimate relaxation room, the goal is to curate an environment that balances sophisticated comfort with absolute visual fluidity.

Heavy, bulky leisure furniture can easily overwhelm a curated layout, but true luxury is weightless.

Enter the Teckell Cristallino.
As the global vanguard of luxury entertainment design, Teckell transforms a classic pastime into a breathtaking architectural sculpture. Meticulously engineered from low-iron, 15mm extra-clear tempered crystal glass, the Cristallino introduces a brilliant architectural transparency to elite residential game rooms and private lounges, allowing it to preserve the view lines and textures of your sanctuary.

This is more than a game; it is an investment-grade piece that completely redefines contemporary furniture.

The perfect weekend setup isn’t just about the pieces you collect, but how they make you feel when the clock hits 5 PM.

The line between functional furniture and structural art doesn’t exist here.

Thursday night reflections featuring the iconic Caadre mirror by Philippe Starck for Fiam Italia.

In expansive, open-plan spaces, an architectural mirror is never just an accessory—it is a structural mechanism. Formed from four separate elements of back-silvered curved glass, the Caadre creates an artificial vista, softly bending light at the margins to alter the depth and scale of an entire room.

Whether anchoring a luxury residential living pavilion or adding cognitive clarity to a bespoke designer workspace, Fiam’s mastery of curved glass engineering introduces a fluid, weightless contrast to the raw masonry of modern architecture.

Clear the visual clutter. Introduce absolute transparency.

•Read our latest Journal entry, *The Architecture of Reflection*, to explore how to master structural glass and fluid transparency in premium interiors.

A mutual alignment of philosophy, proud Italian heritage and permanent form.

We are immensely proud to officially welcome Crosini into the ideare family, and equally grateful to Alberto Crocco for welcoming our brand into his world.

Pictured here in the honest, amber light of the workshop is Alberto alongside the Terrazzo L’onda armchair. L’onda achieves a rare structural composure—suspending a fluid, organic wave within an unyielding, monolithic mass. It is a work that rejects transient trends, designed instead to introduce an undeniable architectural permanence to contemporary Australian interior and outdoor spaces.

Visionnaire Art Feature

Aurel K. Basedow’s AKB_23_101 for Visionnaire is built to anchor a room. Designed in Como, Italy, the piece layers a fluid azure gesture over a raw, industrial cement base, completely sealed beneath a thick sheet of clear, poured resin.
In a quiet home or modern workplace, the surface continuously reacts to the shifting daylight—the matte cement textures absorb light while the high-gloss resin catches it. It introduces the perfect touch of raw, human energy to clean, minimalist walls.

Available exclusively through ideare.

Visionnaire Vignette | MDW26
A focused moment within Visionnaire’s larger geological narrative at Milano Design Week 2026.
This specific scene isolates the raw tension between primitive mass and refined tailoring. At its core sits a section of the Titan table—an object that behaves like an excavated monument, its chiseled black basalt monolithic base supporting a heavily fractured stone slab.
Perched on the stone plane, the fluid, organic silhouettes of the Crawl glazed stoneware vases break up the linear mass. Pulling up to the table, the Elixir chairs introduce a sharp architectural counterpoint, wrapping warm camel saddle leather in a single, continuous ribbon of satin steel. On the wall behind them, the Cattedrale artwork panels ground the vertical plane, casting deep obsidian and amber mineral gradients across the space.