Australia, the Principality of Monaco, India: three distant places united by the same idea of design. Turri brings its vision of modern luxury worldwide, blending the most authentic Made in Italy with the evolving trends of contemporary living. Through collaborations with some of the most renowned international architecture studios, the company’s furnishings reach every latitude, engaging with different cultures, architectures and styles while preserving the brand’s strong identity.

In the exclusive villa in South Perth, designed by the Australian studio Sovereign Interiors, Turri’s sartorial approach finds an ideal setting. The Roma collection by Monica Armani shapes the night area with a refined and contemporary language.

Moving to India, in the Connected Harmony project by Abin Design Studio for Light Krafts, Turri’s furnishings accompany the different moments of domestic life inside a prestigious duplex apartment in Calcutta. The highlight is the living area, illuminated by large windows and defined by the Azul sofa by Paola Navone, crafted in hand‑knotted lapis-lazuli blue velvet, paired with the Soul armchairs by Giuseppe Viganò and the Roma chairs in their lighter tones. A striking composition that blends diverse textures and tones.

In the heart of the Principality of Monaco, the project developed by Baldo Realty Group is set along one of the most evocative stretches of the Mediterranean coastline. Here, Turri creates a dialogue between design and landscape, balancing architecture and nature.

In the dining area, the Pinnacle collection by Huang Quan stands out: the rectangular table, with its mountain‑inspired base, is surrounded by the matching chairs, where the solidity of wood meets delicate and welcoming lines. In the living room, the Roma collection returns as the protagonist: the generous and comfortable sofa opens toward the brick‑toned lacquered TV cabinet, a detail that adds a contemporary touch to the space.