Italian design brand Qeeboo, led by creative visionary Stefano Giovannoni, has unveiled its 2025 collection, once again blurring the line between art, nature, and function. Known for its bold, narrative-driven pieces, the new series features collaborations with international studios that turn furniture into objects of imagination and joy.
Among the highlights, the Tronco storage unit by Brazilian studio Furf stands out with its modular form inspired by the organic structure of trees. It merges function and sculpture, allowing users to configure each piece freely to suit evolving spatial needs.
Giovannoni himself revisits his signature playful aesthetic with the Toto dining table and Tata chair, a duo that balances exaggerated proportions with sleek lines. Together, they transform everyday furniture into expressive, characterful statements.
From South Korea, Maum Studio’s Walking Table literally sets furniture in motion, its lively, leg-like forms and vibrant colors inject a sense of humor and energy into the living space, challenging traditional notions of static design.
Meanwhile, Marcantonio expands his beloved Filicudi series inspired by the Mediterranean prickly pear cactus — with a new sofa version. The organic silhouettes and textured surfaces channel the warmth of southern Italy, evoking the relaxed rhythm of island life.
Perhaps the most symbolic evolution comes from Giovannoni’s reinterpretation of the iconic Saguaro design. Originally a cactus-shaped coat rack, it now returns as the Saguaro Lamp, combining sculptural form with ambient light — a testament to Qeeboo’s commitment to innovation and emotional design.
“Qeeboo is about embracing creativity in all its forms,” says Giovannoni. “Our 2025 collection invites people to explore the stories behind each piece, to imagine, and to rediscover the wonder of design.”
Through this new series, Qeeboo reaffirms its role as one of contemporary design’s most imaginative storytellers — where furniture doesn’t just decorate a room, but sparks emotion, conversation, and curiosity.
Source: 77° Global Furnishings Media
