“Ritrovarsi,” the Italian word for “to reunite,” is the name of Paola Lenti’s 2025 Collection, unveiled during the latest Milan Design Week. As usual, new pieces have been added to the catalog, but the spotlight is on re-editions of classic designs, reinterpreted through Paola Lenti’s lens.

Among the re-editions, Brazil takes center stage with the “Azul” armchair, originally designed by Lina Bo Bardi and now upholstered in Paola Lenti’s exclusive fabrics and colorways. Other iconic designs have also been revived in the brand’s signature palette, including the “Lègére” line by Angelo Mangiarotti and Chiara Pampo, and the “Berni” armchair, first launched in the 1980s by Franco Poli.

"Lègére" - Angelo Mangiarotti and Chiara Pampo / "Berni" - Franco Poli

Looking to the past and reimagining it aligns perfectly with the spirit of the collection. Still, the 2025 Paola Lenti Collection does not shy away from presenting fresh ideas—especially for indoor spaces. A notable example is the “Arnò” sofa by Bertrand Lejoly, which combines Paola Lenti’s signature visual refinement with a classic Italian silhouette.

Also, in the world of interior décor, the Lazy Chair chaise longue by Monica Förster Studio expands the brand’s scope. A lean wooden frame and a handwoven surface made with signature cords welcome a soft, subtly ironic pad, conceived around the idea of a rug.

"Lazy Chair" - Monica Förster Studio / "Azul" - Lina Bo Bardi

2025 Paola Lenti Collection: Miriade, by Humberto Campana

Expanding the “Mottainai” collection—specifically the “Metamorfosi” line—Paola Lenti and Humberto Campana present a new piece: the “Miriade” armchair. According to Humberto, the inspiration behind the design was a “community of ladybugs.” As if clustered on the branch of a tree, the spontaneous arrangement of numerous small cushions results in a distinctive, organic form.

Launched in 2022, Metamorfosi is a line of seating crafted from surplus fabrics, threads, and other materials discarded during earlier creative processes at the brand, combined with weaves made from recycled materials like PET bottles.

“Miriade,” along with all other items from the 2025 Paola Lenti Collection, is available exclusively through the Casual Móveis catalog