The structures of sofas, armchairs and table, empty inside, incorporate nature and become an integral part of it thanks to their noninvasive character, which harmonizes with the surrounding landscape.

They are objects created to be left outdoors nonchalantly, furniture that will allow itself to be "eaten up" by ivy like statues, and those who sit on it will fully experience the feeling of being immersed in nature.

Research and curiosity about places, origins and materials have always been characteristic of Paola Navone, leading her to seek and find in Emu the ideal partner for the realization of such an important and ambitious project. This designer found herself dealing with a metal manufacturer for the first time, discovering it to be an industrial concern using advanced technology, but at the same time with strong local roots. Emu's decades of experience and know-how in metalworking allowed Paola Navone to "bring outdoors" the traditional living room set, with its ample size and comfortableness, harmonizing classical design with technology that is ahead of its time: chairs with built-in cushions that do not hold in water, tables made with ceramic tops of Deruta majolica, are just an example of the merging of past and future, unique both in design and functionality.

Metal mesh structure with metal rod frame. Luminescent side table has a small solar panel in the table top which collects and stores energy during the day and releases it at night through a five LED strip on the underside of the table top. Square table has table top made from formed sheet metal and the rectangular has a top made from ceramic tiles in a choice of two designs.