The Rey collection includes sofas, divider elements and different sizes of poufs, generated from a common design concept that translates into a vaguely vintage taste in an absolutely contemporary style. The linear metal base of this modular sofa is flush with the floor. The enveloping backrest descends gradually on the sides to become the armrests and hold the soft seat cushions in goose down. A fan-shaped corner element makes it possible to obtain a curved composition that is suited for large-sized rooms and perfect for furnishing lounges and waiting rooms.

Structure in wood with elastic bands, covered in high density polyurethane foam. Backrest cushions are in sterilised goose down, with insert in medium-density polyurethane foam, and seat cushions are in triple-density polyurethane foam covered in sterilised goose down and supported with Memory Foam padding in order to maintain shape more effectively. The base of the sofa is in chromed metal in the finishes: Satin nickel, bright shaded brown, Black Rose gold, bright light gold, matt Champagne gold, bright chrome, bright black chrome, matt satin bronze, bright pink gold, matt pink gold. The open corner element, which can be used in compositions or as a chaise longue end unit, small divider table in wood, lacquered on the side in range colours, and compartments are finished in wood: glossy/matt heat-treated Eucalyptus, glossy/matt Maple, glossy/matt Sycamore frisè, glossy/matt Ebony, glossy/matt Canaletto Walnut, glossy Walnut Burl Wood. Top in marble and frame in the same metal as the base. Given the special manufacturing process, the structure upholstery is not removable, but the leather or fabric covers of all cushions can be removed.

His work centers on crafting immersive worlds that give rise to diverse products — sofas, tables, chairs, and carpets — all unified by a meticulous attention to detail. He creates furniture and interiors meant to be cherished, fostering deep, lasting connections rather than fleeting encounters. His style is rooted in ongoing, dedicated exploration of form and detail, guided by the belief that every element should speak, evoke emotion, and convey a story. This philosophy is evident in his work for Fratelli Longhi, particularly within the Nobles and Royal collections.