The environment is complemented by an exclusive point of view on the spontaneous creativity that characterized the authors: the Due Più project, designed by Nanda Vigo in 1971 and composed of two furry rollers that seem to float, has often been considered a synthesis of the two souls of the designer - the esprit de géométrie and the eccentric and pioneering spirit interpreted by fur (now made from food production waste), a manifest combination of this "A Milanese Utopia". Claudio Salocchi, a radical innovator, instead imagined Free System in 1973 inspired by the tatami, in which the padded modules can be freely combined thanks to the combinability of the furnishing elements - in an era in which, in fact, rigid formal boundaries have been definitively demolished, both in society and in living. Napoleone was also born from this same movement, a private table for the two heads of the table to encourage equal discussion, made up of a brushed stainless steel bridge structure that connects the two sides, cut to accommodate opposing mirrors, and completed by a glass top - in this setting Napoleone is proposed in two coffee table versions.

Today, led by creative directors Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces, it continues its avant-garde tradition, expanding research beyond the confines of the company archive and rediscovering historical projects with revolutionary modernity.