The subtle lines and details by the designer meet the expert hands that shape the wood. Art + Craftsmanship together to bring pieces that intend to change spaces through their beauty.

INDOOR TERRACE WORKSPACE HOSPITALITY RESIDENTIAL EDUCATION RETAIL

STORAGE ALMACENAJE FIRENZE - TOSCANA LUCCA - TOSCANA Monica Armani Rodolfo Dordoni Rodolfo Dordoni Sebastian Herkner VELASCA Ludovica + Roberto Palomba CHICAGO Norm Architects MALMÖ Mario Ruiz STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz SUSSEX Terence Woodgate TACTILE Terence Woodgate LITERATURA OPEN Vicent Martínez SHELVING ESTANTERÍAS STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz LITERATURA OPEN Vicent Martínez TABLES MESAS CORAL Arik Levy NÚCLEO Victor Carrasco STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz MITIS Mario Ruiz

LOW TABLES MESAS BAJAS DUNE Monica Armani CORAL Arik Levy DESKS ESCRITORIOS VELASCA Ludovica + Roberto Palomba STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz ERNEST Borja García SENA Christophe Pillet PECAN Sebastian Herkner HUG Estudi Manel Molina DUNE Monica Armani SENA Christophe Pillet AMOR CORTESE VELASCA Ludovica + Roberto Palomba SEATING ASIENTOS Christophe Pillet Stephanie Jasny Monica Armani

ACCESORIES ACCESORIOS PLATEL Note Design Studio VELASCA Ludovica + Roberto Palomba STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz FIRENZE Rodolfo Dordoni LITERATURA Vicent Martinez VELASCA Ludovica + Roberto Palomba CHICAGO Norm Architects STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz Monica Armani MAITAI Odosdesign LIGHTING ILUMINACIÓN SUSSEX Terence Woodgate Sebastian Herkner CHICAGO Norm Architects RUGS ALFOMBRAS

ATRIO Mario Ruiz STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz CORAL Arik Levy

by This year Punt takes another step forward to consolidate its leadership as a benchmark in the manufacture of furniture with unique designs. In addition to the indoor collections, Ombra, the new adventure that the firm has embarked on with designers Mario Ruiz and Arik Levy, has been added. A commitment to good design and contemporary craftsmanship, this time at the service of covered outdoor spaces. A new collection that makes our customers dream of terraces and porches where they can enjoy long days outdoors. Atrio, Stockholm and Coral are in charge of introducing a new concept and new materials...

ATRIO Mario Ruiz A mix of solid teak wood combined with handcrafted crackle ceramics.

STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz A mix of solid teak wood combined with handcrafted crackle ceramics.

CORAL Arik Levy

DUNE Monica Armani Dune is a collection of sideboards, coffee tables, armchairs, and rugs that create an atmosphere suitable for any project, whether in a home or a contract setting. It is characterized by its sculptural feet inspired by desert dunes, creating ridges that can be lacquered in different colours. It stands out for its natural oak wood with sinuous and rounded shapes that give a very sophisticated and elegant effect. It is a collection where Monica Arnani has sought to combine elegance, freshness, and sophistication.

LUCCA Rodolfo Dordoni Firenze is inspired by a new concept of spatial design with its unusual obtuse angle shape that projects the unit into the space. The fixed position of classic storage furniture placed against walls is a thing of the past. “The design strives to underplay the storage volume and to hint at new ways the newly created free space could be used. The overall lightness is accentuated by the glass sides displaying its contents”. Its cover is handmade from oak veneers that are joined at the corner and a light on the inside is turned on when doors are opened, and it even has a motion...

LUCCA Rodolfo Dordoni

The Rio collection is based on my fundamental design language working with honest materials and local craftsmen to achieve unique designs. Rio is about the balance of materials and the balance of proportions. The Rio cabinets have in common that they are all placed on solid marble cylinders. They provide stability and grandeur in contrast to the precise and fine crafted cabinets on top. Thin wooden frames and push to open doors with different inlays like structured wood are kind of bridge the two pedestals. The dialogue between all components creates a sophisticated character.

The marble of the Rio sideboard treated with a matt polyester top coat combines its natural beauty with additional protection against scratches, acids and stains, as well as making it easy to clean.

CHICAGO Norm architects Inspired by the modernist architecture and the unobstructed repetitive building techniques known from the mid century, the Chicago cabinet collection stands as a tribute to this particular architectural period. With its light and floating appearance the sideboard almost appears as a piece of modern architecture itself. The elevated solid steel construction gives stability and structure while the floating wooden cabinet adds the spacial impression. The table top functioning as a floating roof with its extended eaves completes the minimalistic framework combining three simple...

STOCKHOLM Mario Ruiz “Stockholm is a city that has left a mark on me as a designer. Its influence on my Stokholm Project is the reason for the name of my product for Punt, but also especially for the essence of honesty on material and language that provides Punt with a certain Scandinavian soul.” A new kind of sophistication in the quality and combination of materials, and in the precise styling and balanced radi

SUSSEX Terence Woodgate “Designers can find inspiration everywhere and at any time. Sussex came about while driving my children to school. We live in Sussex and weatherboard barns are everywhere. The tall fishing huts in Hastings, tall so that the nets can be hung inside, are the most famous. I was working on a design and I saw that by using a graceful architectural weatherboard- like front, I could create a cabinet with a uniform facade irrespective of the composition of drawers & doors.

TACTILE Terence Woodgate “Design is a fusion of art and technology. Here it was the technology, the touch catch and touch drawer runners, which drove the design. I realised that by incorporating these I could set back the doors and the drawers within the frame. As I played with the concept I saw that I could set them back the thickness of the leg, allowing the leg to elegantly wrap around and embrace the cabinet. As it was a cabinet that invited you to touch, Tactile had to be the name.