Turri Expands Designer Collections Across Five Collaborators
Italian furniture maker adds new pieces to established lines by Armani, Acerbis, Lanzavecchia, Nunziati, and Viganò
Turri, the Italian furniture manufacturer, is extending its portfolio across five designer collaborations, introducing new pieces that span modular seating, case goods, and bedroom furniture.
The Kenobi collection by Marco Acerbis, first shown in 2025, now includes a new sideboard constructed with walnut wood or high-gloss lacquer, featuring the metal joint detail found in the line's tables. The sideboard top is available in wood, marble, or leather with softened edges.
Giuseppe Viganò's Blues modular sofa, launched in 2020, has been expanded with three-seater curved modules designed as both standalone pieces and components for larger configurations. New fabric options accompany the refresh, while the Canaletto walnut base, metal legs, and leather or fabric upholstery with leather piping remain consistent with the original design.
Matteo Nunziati's contributions include two pieces: an étagère in the Domus collection featuring a metal structure with walnut or eucalyptus shelving, and a bar cabinet for the Atelier collection. The cabinet combines Canaletto walnut framing with bronzed glass doors, leather details, and a high-gloss lacquered wooden back panel.
Francesca Lanzavecchia's Vesta collection, introduced in 2025 and inspired by the domestic symbolism of the hearth, now offers new coffee table sizes. The tables feature high-gloss lacquered walnut bases and cast smoked glass tops. Monica Armani's Roma bed is now available with woven leather side panels, joined by a new stool in two heights, maintaining the collection's signature arch motif referencing Roman architectural tradition.
These extensions reflect Turri's strategy of deepening designer partnerships rather than pursuing rapid collection rotation, suggesting the company is consolidating around established creative voices in the competitive Italian furniture segment.