Inside the Florim Flagship Store in Los Angeles, at 450 N Robertson Boulevard, the Turri collections interpret a vision of living that speaks the language of contemporary luxury. Turri furnishings, from tables to seating, sofas to armchairs, as well as accessories and bedroom furniture, engage in dialogue with Florim’s ceramic surfaces within an exhibition project that showcases the very best of Made in Italy and the ability of Italian companies to work in synergy on international markets.

A natural affinity of shared values unites Turri and Florim in a stylistic exploration that moves between cosmopolitan innovation and Italian manufacturing tradition, where attention to detail and design culture define its essence.

Among the Turri collections featured: Pinnacle (Huang Quan), with its rectangular table and coordinated chairs; the Domus bedroom range (Matteo Nunziati), including bed, bedside tables, desks, chairs and display cabinets; alongside the Riban sofa (Toan Nguyen), the Soul modular system (Giuseppe Vigan ), Vine armchairs (Frank Jiang), Harp (Giuseppe Vigan ) and Silhouette (Gensler Product Design Consultant), as well as Eclipse coffee tables (Andrea Bonini), Roma (Monica Armani), and the Zero pouf (Andrea Bonini). A curated selection that expresses Turri’s know-how and its ability to interpret different living environments through a distinctive design language.

The collaboration with Florim, an Italian company specialising in architectural and interior design solutions, further confirms the value of synergies between Italian excellence capable of presenting an integrated offer to an international audience, where the combination of expertise, craftsmanship and innovation contributes to highquality design development.

On the occasion of the event held in June at the Florim Flagship Store in Los Angeles, which strengthened the collaboration between Florim and Turri and their shared vision of Made in Italy design, a significant charity initiative was also organised in support of Build Back Pali, which is committed to the reconstruction of areas affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades area. The charity auction, held with the support of Jensen Construction and Robina Benson, highlighted the connection between the project and the local community, adding a further dimension of social responsibility.