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U’Strozz (meaning ‘the rags’ in Materan dialect) is Calia Italia’s eco-sustainable footstool and it is made out of production scraps.

Modula is made of elements of three different widths that make it possible to create infinite combinations.

Styled with "Art Deco" lines and shapes, a shell where to relax and indulge, Hotel is one of Calia ltalia's everlasting classics.

The back of the armchair is made up of a special braid - made up of 12 strands - that evokes the ancient art of creating bun-shaped hairstyles by the women who lived in the Sassi of Matera.

Matheola is an important sofa that allows you to live the comfort experience together with the family thanks to a wide seat and the possibility to increase its depth, together with the height of th

Capitonné upholstery enhances the Deliziante easy chair so, to become an icon of elegance, symbol of the artisan care for details that characterizes each product of Calia Italia’s collection.

Its thin structure houses soft cushions for the seat, backrest and armrests. Small sofa versions feature compact proportions to suit smaller environments.

Being completely unstructured, the Cremino can be arranged in numberless configurations, thanks to the various sizes available, together with free-standing backrests that can be positioned at your

Soft shapes that characterise Elisir rest on thin and rigorous pin feet, while a particular decorative stitching traces the model enhancing its design.

Light in shape and surprisingly comfortable, Norman is an armchair characterised by a tubular metal frame that tilts forward.

A modular sofa, with eclectic upholstery and shapes. Available in a variety of different shapes, it can be placed anywhere and can be reconfigured according to any needs.

The Gianduia recalls the most inner part of a chocolate, that filling inside that we all enjoy: like a sweet melting cream, it features a semi-closed base and a lower, deeper soap-shaped seat.

With elegance and rigour side by side, this armchair gives unquestionable comfort.

The thin and enchanting structure of Art Nouveau is enriched by the capitonné workmanship, while the elegant external profile underlines the inclined shape of the shell. 

Edo is characterised by a painted metal structure.