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The cozy and stylish Milla armchair completes the triad of armchairs that enrich the Gourmandise collection together with the Drusilla and the Silla and preserves the unmistakable 70s style of the

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

Silla has the backrest separated from the seat and connected to it by feet that rise externally and support it.

The backrest and armrest of Gianduiotto can be freely positioned to allow multiple sitting positions, including vis-à-vis as well as a position for lying.

Designed to welcome young families eager for pampering, this sofa is capable of transferring love in all its forms. ‘Daisy’ expresses its young soul, which is an expression of modernity and style.

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

This is the classic model for contemporary bourgeois living.

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

All-round designed, it is perfect in the center of the room. It is characterized by the considerable width of the corner version and is versatile for any composition.

Pralin, inspired by the hazelnut praline cream, is a constant surprise.

Generous dimensions and sculptured shapes, versatile and ‘multifunctional’.

‘Vivì’ comes from Vito Vittorio Lenoci and is dedicated to him.

With its linear design, suspended on glossy steel bases that reach the armrest and become a strong decorative element, Romeo is equipped with a lifting headrest and is also available in the version

Generous and cosy, ‘Gerrit’ is a modern interpretation of the classic Bergere that is both new and familiar at the same time. The inner part of the armchair is enriched by quilted workmanship.

Our latest addition to the ‘Gourmandise’ collection is the natural evolution of the ‘Gianduiotto’ and the ‘Boero’ keeps the ‘tray’ on which the cantilever backrests, rest.