LORCA II

The LUSO CORNER sofa emerges from the modern evolution of the Luso sofa from Casa Magna.

The INVICTA II armchair emerges from the Invicta II dining chair, an iconic piece from the Casa Magna collection.

LUZ means Light and no other word could describe better the sensuality and bright of this coffee table, embracing a lifestyle of quality and refinement.‎ 

NAÍMA console is an elegant piece of furniture made with a brass structure and a marble base, that makes it even more refined.‎ 

LORCA GLASS coffee table is a bold piece of design, made with a tempered glass top that makes visible the particular three-pointed wooden base, which serves as a support to the top.

The combination of the round top with the straight-lines legs gives AVA coffee table a modern design, perfect for comtemporary living styles.

AUREA chair, with sophisticated design, is very comfortable and a well balanced piece.‎‎ The back is highlighted by a delicated quilting in diamond's shape and the lined legs settles on antique bra

The DUMAS stool is a must for any living room.‎ Characterized by an elegant quilting on the back, while the legs are lacquered and enriched with brass rest feet.‎ 

LORCA console is a bold design piece, with beautiful inlaid details on top and legs.

NAÍMA is an elegant bedside table, combining the metal structure, in brass or stainless steel, with the natural stone shelf, in marble. 

The delicate VIVIEN bed is completely covered in fabric. The seamless contrast piping runs from the headboard to the base, in a gentle touch of elegance. 

The shaped SIMONE bedside table is perfect for contemporary style bedroom, adapting its finish options to any design need.

DICKENS coffee table, with two overlapping drawers, allows multiple combinations of finishes to suit any design needs.‎

CRIS bedside table is a timeless piece for romantic style bedrooms. The refined details makes it a unique and elegant decor element.

CUME round coffee table reflect strength and beauty thanks to its well-balanced and elegant design.‎