Open your mind and think, if an ancient Greek column was cut into several pieces, what would it look like? In Gufram's brain hole, it became a super-personal leisure area. The head of the Ionic column becomes the luxurious Capitello sofa, which is ergonomically reclined and sunk for a very comfortable sitting; the cross-section in the middle becomes a smaller armchair Attica, which also contains A black and white cushion; the lowermost base part is a small coffee table Attica TL, with a double-sided glass surface, opaque on one side and a mirror on the other.The 1960s and 1970s were called the golden age of Italian design. In the past ten years, with the development of new materials and new craftsmanship and the influence of Pop Art, more and more designers are turning against orthodox modernist design. They protest against the fixed design thinking with non-traditional design concepts and languages and promote personalized design. This is the fabled "radical design" movement. Take a look at this Capitello three-piece set, which is "radical" and individual!