MASÙ
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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MASÙ sofa is characterized by a manual mechanism that makes it possible to move the backrests upwards thus increasing
Comfort, elegance, practicality and lightness, this is the manifesto of MASÙ’s style. The new sofa designed by Egoitaliano’s style department, is characterized by a manual mechanism that makes it possible to move the backrests upwards thus increasing, in addition to comfort, also the seats’ depth. The quilting on the back of the body and the roller backrests confirm the attention to detail that characterizes every Egoitaliano collection. The high and slim metal feet can be colored in different nouances to give this model a unique, exclusive and original look.
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