Venere

Like a soft and cozy quilt, Fox Trot is a modular sofa that envelops you with a sinuous design and geometric workmanship.

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

Paride features a light structure resting on thin metal feet, combined to adjustable armrests and wide flip-up backs.

Equipped with manually liftable headrests, Nicolas is also available as a recliner or motion, that allows the seat to be extended by 40 cm, turning it into a chaise longue.

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

With a Nordic style and 1960s inspiration, Poli features sober and essential lines.

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.

The Belle Epoque is distinguished by capitonné workmanship that covers this sofa, excluding only the embellished decorative seat border, and the modern and sophisticated design of its feet that are

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

Edo is characterised by a painted metal structure.

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

Eclectic is a sofa bed that can be combined with a recliner, chaise-longue or corner-seat with panoramic views.

Romeo Relax offers electrically liftable footrests and headrests controlled by a sequential mechanism that offers the possibility to adjust the backrest and footrest so that you can find that perfe

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.

The sliding backs and the sliding arms allow a considerable increase of the seating area so as to make the Toby wing a real “day bed”.