Alma Design’s Total Living concept stems from a design vision in which furniture and environment interact.
Indoor and outdoor, residential and contract, become expressions of a single language, capable of adapting to different contexts.
This approach allows the designer to create complete environments, characterized by formal homogeneity, material compatibility, and functional integration.
Space becomes a personalized and coherent ecosystem, designed to be experienced naturally.
This approach becomes real both in the products with technical and aesthetic characteristics that can be expressed at their better indoor and outdoor, and in collections designed and expanded with products for specific functions of use.
Seats, tables, upholstered furniture, and furnishing accessories are designed to offer architects, planners, and interior designers great compositional freedom without sacrificing reliability and technical quality.
Each collection interprets the Total Living concept according to its own formal language, while maintaining a common vision: products designed to integrate into space, last over time, and accompany the daily experience of those who use them.
Designed by Marco Piva, the Scala collection pays homage to Milan, a city of culture, fashion, industry, and design.
Scala interprets the concept of Total Living through an elegance of fluid forms and lightweight structures. The lines follow a continuous, measured flow, creating furnishings suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings.
Minnie re imagines the archetype of the classic chair with soft lines, bold volumes, and compact proportions.
The excellence of wood, a symbol of tradition, is transformed into a tool for research and innovation.
The project is expressed through a simple, contemporary, and distinctive structure, without the use of decorative elements.
