B-LINE is an Italian furniture brand, founded in 1999 by Giorgio Bordin in the Veneto (Padova). The company was established with the express aim of bringing historical design icons that had disappeared from the market back into production — and complementing them with contemporary design collaborations. All products are manufactured exclusively in Italy; B-LINE pursues a consistent zero-mile production strategy with regional suppliers. The company places particular emphasis on the longevity of its products as its primary sustainability strategy: all materials used are certified and recyclable.
Core portfolio: Timeless Collection with re-editions by Joe Colombo (Boby Trolley, 1970, SMAU Prize 1971 — best-selling product; Multichair, 1970; Ring, 1964; BOB) and Rodolfo Bonetto (4/4, 1968; Aki umbrella stand, 1975; Buk magazine rack; Boomerang armchair) as well as Vico Magistretti (Ping Pong tray, 1986, re-edition 2025/26). Contemporary collections: Karim Rashid, Kazuhide Takahama. Timeless Objects 2025/26: AKI JR (pen holder in coloured concrete or solid wood), BOB (object holder in polyurethane gel), new Boby tabletop finishes (Confetti, Volcano). Contract Capsule: Bix, Fonda, Toro, AD.DA — configurable in colour, finish and fabric for hospitality and public-space projects. Materials: ABS plastic, steel, leather, wood, upholstery.
For architects and contract planners with an appreciation for design history, B-LINE is the only brand that keeps the heritage of the Italian Plastic Age and Pop design era alive in licensed quality production — complemented by a functional contract capsule for contemporary project contexts.