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Turri craftsmanship expressed through woven textures and inlay detailing 11.09.2026

With the same pioneering spirit that has always defined Turri’s journey of excellence, two craftsmanship techniques continue to express design as an authentic way of life: leather weaving and wood inlay.
At the core of the brand’s design vision lies the concept of bespoke, which finds its fullest expression in these techniques, becoming a true signature of the company.
The first, weaving, is a fully handcrafted process that requires time, experience and exceptional skill. In Turri’s narrative, it moves beyond decoration to become structure itself, bringing rhythm, three-dimensionality and tactile richness to surfaces.
Alongside it, inlay work combines different essences and materials to create refined patterns and subtle plays of depth.
This artisanal takes shape in a curated selection of products that reflect the company’s evolving savoir-faire, while maintaining a deep connection to its roots. The Nabi chair, designed by Marco Acerbis, echoes the perfection of the handcrafted gesture through its woven saddle upholstery, combined with highly precise technical details such as the stickage process. The Roma bed, designed by Monica Armani, introduces for the first time side panels in woven leather, enriching the project with a new material dimension.
The inlaid top of the Zero26 round table by Andrea Bonini, presented at the fair, is a clear example of bespoke craftsmanship that expresses the potential of Turri’s made-to-measure approach. In this project, inlay has been reinterpreted to enhance the balance between formal rigour and material richness.
Reintroduced with updated finishes and subtle design refinements, the Zero26 tables are available in both rectangular and round versions. The round table features a lighter structure, while both models now offer walnut wood tops alongside the original high-gloss lacquer finish. The tables are distinguished by leather-covered legs with refined stitching and tops available in either lacquered or walnut wood.
Techniques typically reserved for large-scale contract projects thus enter the language of interior design, transforming the product into an evolved expression of artisanal.
Turri’s know-how becomes a true design value: its vocation for bespoke solutions—from furniture to boiserie and even complete interiors—approaches every commission as an opportunity to express its rich heritage of expertise.

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