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Alexander Rose is a British brand specialising in garden furniture since 1994, with a distinctive starting point: the bench. Its catalogue now combines wood, powder-coated steel and synthetic weave to arrange outdoor dining, relaxation and entertaining areas.
The Flosia selection notably brings together Portofino, San Marino, Monte Carlo and several lines in roble or pine, from bistro sets to modular lounges.
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Decorating and working well under the same light: Aluminor has cultivated this dual expertise since 1950. The Flosia selection brings together desk lamps, table lamps, floor lamps, pendant lights and wall lights. Metal, genuine wood and lampshades structure designs ranging from functional lighting to decorative silhouettes, created by a French company with an integrated design office.
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Athezza creates a travelling South, blending Mediterranean light, Art Deco accents and Eastern horizons. Founded in 1992 and rooted in Uzès, the French brand combines enveloping seating, furniture, mirrors, lighting and decorative objects.
In the selection, Memento armchairs, sideboards, tables, pendant lights and wall details express this taste for textures, colours and forms that already seem lived in.
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At dBodhi, wood does not try to erase its past. Reclaimed teak retains the grain, shades and marks that give each surface its character. Tables, sideboards, storage units, seating and lighting combine this material with coconut, abaca, rattan, glass or metal, in a contemporary language shaped in Indonesia. Each family reveals the material in a different way.
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DTP Home does not erase the memory of wood: shades, cracks and grain give each piece of furniture a distinctive presence. In the Flosia selection, tables, sideboards, bookcases, display cabinets, wardrobes, desks and TV units express this “perfect imperfection”. Mainly recycled wood, dark metal, teak, travertine and Mortex tops together create warm, graphic architectures.
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At Eltap, comfort is designed around movement: sitting, entertaining, then transforming the living room into a sleeping area. A Polish manufacturer founded in 1993, the brand applies its expertise to straight sofas, convertible corner sofas and panoramic models.
The selection also includes upholstered beds, mattresses, mattress toppers, poufs and occasional furniture for creating consistent spaces.
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Since 1956, Et al. — formerly Metalmobil — has designed seating in Italy for places where people come together. Chairs, armchairs, lounge chairs, sofas and stools combine contract expertise, ergonomics and a choice of configurations. The selection notably includes Myra, Nassau, Uni, Uni-Ka, Classy, Net and Nomad to define dining, reception, meeting or relaxation areas, with consistency designed for communal use.
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Flosia creates décor that does not fade into the background. Its current selection brings together animal and figurative sculptures, artwork, acrylic canvases, wall clocks and a decorative object. Cats, monkeys, a panther, bathers and silhouettes sit alongside graphic subjects, cars and faces: carefully selected pieces that give every living space an expressive focal point.
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Good&Mojo shapes light with plant-based materials. Depending on the model, woven bamboo, linen, rattan or jute form pendant lights, wall lights, table lamps and floor lamps that cast graphic shadows.
Launched in 2016, the brand links its collections to distant landscapes — Kalimantan, Bali, Iguazu and Palawan — and supports social and reforestation partners.
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Head to the pool with Intex and two inflatable accessories designed for water-based fun: a Unicorn float for children and a gold Lounge chair for relaxing on the water.
This deliberately focused selection reflects the expertise of a brand active in inflatable products for several decades, combining colourful play with a floating break in the sun.
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A city, a light, a silhouette: it's about RoMi transforms its urban inspirations into expressive lamps. Founded in Amsterdam in 1993, the brand offers pendant lights, wall lights, floor lamps, ceiling lights and table lamps named after destinations on Flosia.
Metal, glass, cotton, wood, bamboo or marble appear depending on the model, creating very different atmospheres.
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At Lee Coren, a travel photograph can become the pattern on a backpack, pouch or wallet. The designer breaks down her own images, redraws them and then transfers them by screen printing onto 100% vegan accessories.
Discover a selection where graphic expression accompanies practical everyday formats, from the Metropolitan to the Minimal wallet.
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Les Jardins approaches the terrace as a living space for dining, relaxing and enjoying the shade. The selection combines extending tables, seating, sun loungers, parasols and lanterns. Grey Duratek® teak pairs with aluminium, Batyline and other outdoor-suitable materials, in contemporary lines designed in France to accompany different moments of the day.
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At Loungitude, the sofa is designed as a genuine everyday tool. The selection brings together straight, corner and panoramic models that prioritise useful features: convertible beds, storage compartments, reversible chaises, poufs and niches, depending on the product.
From bouclé fabric to microfibre, the upholstery and silhouettes make it possible to coordinate comfort, seating capacity and contemporary style.
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MUST Living cultivates an appealing contrast: rounded or refined shapes meet marked wood, woven fibres and mineral textures. Side tables, lounge chairs, lighting, mirrors, baskets and decorations introduce this style in touches, with expressive objects that retain a clear function in the home and create a personal interior without making it uniform.
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Nordal prefers contrast to uniform décor. Founded in 1995 and led by the second generation, this Danish family business combines iron, wood, glass, marble, rattan and textiles in richly textured compositions.
Display cabinets, tables, lighting, mirrors, rugs and storage pieces make it possible to establish one statement piece, then build a personal atmosphere through successive and unexpected touches.
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OBED brings technology into the bedroom without making it complex. The Flosia selection combines the 22 cm Zefir mattress, featuring MEMORYTEX® memory foam, with elements that structure the décor: a Scandinavian bed frame, fabric headboards and a storage bench.
A focused approach combining sleep support and textile finishes.
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PIKO Edition. produces furniture in Mont-de-Marsan in which colour becomes a deliberate choice. Each project brings together a designer, a function and expertise, with production stated to be made to order.
The Flosia selection includes Les 10 Chaises, the PI1950 coffee table, the HOP low chair, the MODUL sofa and the WOK sun lounger: five very different ways to occupy space.
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Since 1942, Sika-Design has made rattan the common thread of Danish furniture recognisable for its curves and weaving. The Flosia selection spans this heritage: armchairs, sofas, chairs, tables, benches, mirrors and accessories, as well as outdoor versions in aluminium and ArtFibre®. In-house creations harmoniously engage with designs by major designers.
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With SLIDE, colour becomes volume. In Milan, rotational moulding gives rise to armchairs, sofas, tables, poufs and illuminated objects with bold silhouettes, designed for indoor or outdoor use depending on the product. Low Lita, Blos, Mara, Kami and Queen of Love transform terraces, living rooms and reception areas into instantly recognisable, playful and decidedly graphic settings.
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The Rug Republic tells the story of décor through surfaces: visible weaves, relief, blended fibres and patterns that change the perception of a room. Drawing on the expertise of Sharda Exports, founded in 1983 in Meerut, India, the brand is represented on Flosia by a selection of rugs and the Curlew pouf.
Denim appears on certain Worgan models, never as a general rule.
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Versmissen creates interiors through contrasts: a sculptural table, metal light, graphic rug or antique object can share the same setting. Since 1970, the Dutch company has developed its collections and selected distinctive pieces from around the world.
Its extensive catalogue caters to projects that prefer a considered, expressive and richly textured atmosphere over uniform sets.
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With Vivaraise, colour does not come last: it guides the entire composition. Founded in 1974, the French brand designs textiles that can be coordinated across the bedroom, living room and bathroom.
The Flosia selection includes cushions, throws, quilts, bed and bath linen, curtains and rugs. Velvet, linen, piqué cotton, embroidery, fringes and stonewashed finishes vary by line.
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Wewood brings together the precision of contemporary design and the tradition of Portuguese joinery. An independent family company, it develops furniture in Portugal made predominantly from solid oak or walnut.
Sideboards, desks, tables, chairs and sofas reveal a shared taste for carefully crafted joints, enduring lines and wood left fully visible in every space.
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Since 1892, Winkler has made kitchen and table linens a medium for graphic expression. Tea towels, aprons, tablecloths, napkins and placemats combine useful gestures, food-inspired patterns and nods to French heritage.
At Flosia, the selection notably spans the worlds of Dubout, Shadoks, Delia, Karma, Manoka and Sel & Poivre, without confusing creative diversity with uniform materials.