Archiproducts Design Awards 2025 Winner

Triple recognition for Gallotti&Radice, which won the prestigious Archiproducts Design Award 2025 in the "Furniture“ category with Saki, chair designed by Oscar e Gabriele Buratti, and in in the "Lighting" category with Tratto, a pendant lamp born from the creativity of Draga & Aurel. Meanwhile, the Arch coffee table, designed by david/nicolas, received the "Sustainability" award.

Arch: shimmering coffee tables
david/nicolas

Arch coffee tables perfectly blend 70s inspiration with modern adaptability. A sculptural piece composed of modular coffee tables at different heights, which can serve as a room centrepiece or be separated into individual elements for dynamic use. With their radiant design and functional versatility, Arch are a statement of craftsmanship. Aluminium, processed into panels, bends the rules of architecture in favour of interior design thanks to its characteristics and performance: versatility, lightness, strength, and — last but not least — recyclability.

Saki: graceful armchair
Oscar e Gabriele Buratti

Designed to leave an authentic mark, Saki  is the result of research into the sophistication of primary forms and geometries to arrive at refined products with a strong personality. The classic threadlike legs expand and transform into a spatial structure of slender planes that accommodate the soft, curved elements of the seat and backrest. A special interpretation of the three-leg chair, combining comfort and sophistication.

Tratto: sculpture of light
Draga & Aurel

The duo offered their own interpretation with the Tratto hanging lamps — an impalpable graphic sign that decomposes and recomposes the purity of the cylinder, transforming it into a sculpture of light: bold yet delicate, versatile yet highly scenic. Drawing a luminous cascade in the air, Tratto enchants and captivates through an expressive language that elevates any interior. Available in both horizontal and vertical configurations, the lamp ensures formal, aesthetic, and design flexibility, further enhanced by the adjustable height, which allows for a fluid dialogue between solids and transparencies.