Italian design is known and loved worldwide for its ability to combine form, function, and emotion. It anticipates trends and continually challenges itself, with freedom, creativity, and a touch of madness. Moretti Compact continues to rewrite the way we experience the spaces of childhood and adolescence. It does so with vision, imagination, and a design freedom that overturns the hierarchies of furniture. Like in this composition, where the protagonist—the suspended Fly wardrobe—abandons its usual position on the floor to detach itself from the floor and float on the wall.
Each solution presented on this site, and in general all the Moretti Compact production, can be customized by changing the type of fronts, varying the finishes and colors of the elements according to your taste, changing the type of handle and choosing from the numerous modular size proposals, which allow you to optimize all spaces, even the smallest ones... Find out more by clicking below
Suspended and almost immaterial, Fly appears to float. The quartz-finish doors combine with the peacock-gray sides, creating a subtle yet bold contrast. On the sides, corner bridging modules accentuate the optical effect: everything appears to be drawn by an invisible force that lightens the space. Each element interacts with the others, balancing presence and absence, structure and lightness. A design that doesn't clutter the space, but suggests presence; that doesn't weigh down, but frees the gaze and the imagination.
Under this domestic sky, the study area opens up: a suspended desk integrates with an open element and storage modules, offering a functional and organized space where every object has its place. The Air Frame bedside table, with a metal frame and glass shelves, interprets the idea of furniture as an open and flexible system. The focal point of the sleeping area is the bed with a Zen headboard, upholstered in velvet fabric in a full, vibrant shade, which introduces a bold chromatic accent. The wall houses the Air Frame wall units, with the same materials and the same philosophy: light transparencies, visible structure, slender volumes.
