Furniture collection / Vertier

Form in
tension.

Three pieces, one material conversation: the softness of leather, the weight of sculptural volume and the precision of exposed steel.

Photography: Vertier

Vertier furniture collection designed by Francesco Cappuccio, with red MUAY seating, NEXUM coffee table and HINGE glass and stone table. — Vertier × Francesco Cappuccio / Collection view

Strength finds
its softer side.

Developed for Vertier, this collection brings distinct furniture ideas into one visual language. MUAY takes its volume from Thai boxing gloves. The NEXUM coffee table turns two rounded bases and a flowing top into one continuous form. HINGE makes its load-bearing connections part of the composition.

01 / 03Sofa

MUAY

The silhouette of a Thai boxing glove becomes a generous place to sit. Gathered leather, compressed volumes and soft curves hold strength and comfort in the same form.

02 / 03Coffee table

NEXUM

A low, fluid surface joins two rounded volumes into one continuous form. Its broad profile gives the seating group a grounded centre.

Explore the project

01 / Overhead view · 02 / Profile view

03 / 03Table

HINGE

Folded steel and exposed joints carry a glass top and natural stone. The construction remains visible, turning the table's structural work into its defining detail.