An ancient Roman road, paved with cobblestones smoothed by the passing of time, crops up from the woods, or from a grain field, and takes shape: geometries become tridimensional shapes and, in an unique game of volumes, morph into seats, armrests, backrests.‎ Taking its inspiration from organic shapes, “Lapis” is the new “living concept” designed by Emanuel Gargano and Anton Cristell for Amura.‎Not a simple sofa, but a new take on the relaxing experience that tries to reunify man and nature, in an almost ancestral dimension.‎It is Earth, in fact, the origin of the diverse modules: different masses softened and forged by the passing of time, almost spontaneously emerging from an archaic cobblestone.‎ This is a new softness, devised by nature, and trimmed by Time, mellowing any harshness and allowing Man to find his own self.‎“Lapis” can be applied in several dimension and combinatios, according to spaces and needs: from the most classic and traditional shapes, to freeform and irregular compositions.‎ A design that’s simple and refined at the same time, it manages to give a new prospective to the living and to regain a temporal dimension as the main element for man’s well-being.‎Seats, armrests and backrests are filled with memory-foam, to give the maxium flexibility, resiliance and stability of shape.‎ FRAME: solid wood and multiply.‎SUSPENSIONS: rubber and polypropylene belts.‎SEAT, BACK AND ARMREST: polyurethane foam, density 30 kg/m³ and memory foam .‎