For AW26, BoConcept introduces a new chapter in contemporary Danish living, bringing together sculptural forms, tactile materials and thoughtful versatility for the home. At the centre is an exciting collaboration with Italian architect and designer Claudio Bellini, whose distinctive design language shapes two of the collection’s standout pieces.
The Paraggi sofa is designed around a simple idea: furniture should adapt to the way we live. Inspired by the sheltered Italian bay of the same name, its enveloping high back creates a feeling of comfort and protection, while adjustable arm and backrests allow it to shift effortlessly between relaxed evenings and more sociable moments.
Available across a range of configurations, Paraggi can be tailored to suit different spaces and ways of living.
Paraggi sofa
Bellini’s architectural influence continues with Volterra, a premium dining collection balancing sculptural bases, refined proportions and rich materiality. Designed for connection and conversation, its tables, chairs and complementary pieces create a considered setting for shared moments.
Completing the collection is a new range of sculptural lighting and handcrafted wool rugs, bringing warmth, texture and tonal depth to the wider interior.
Volterra dining collection
But choosing pieces for a home is about more than finding something you love. It’s about understanding how those pieces will work within your space, alongside what you already have and the way you live. That’s where BoConcept’s complimentary Interior Design Service comes in.
Available in-store, at home or virtually, the service gives customers access to BoConcept’s professional interior designers, who can help bring the possibilities of the new collection to life in their own space.
The lighting set
From layouts and colour palettes to fabrics, finishes and configurations, designers can create personalised proposals and 3D visualisations, helping customers see how their choices could work before committing.
It’s a more personal way to experience the collection — and a chance to create an interior that feels entirely your own.
For more information, see BoConcept
