MONS ARMCHAIR

The Bulle small sofa is made of solid stained oak wood and characterized by soft lines, a timeless aesthetic profile and details in dark bronzed metal as accessories to cover the legs.

Fratelli Boffi wins at the prestigious ‘Salone Del Mobile.Milano Award’ with D/Vision.1, trumeau designed by Ferruccio Laviani nominated for the category ‘Best product xLux sector’.

The round tables Sacher designed by Leonardo Dainelli of Dainelli Studio are characterized by two elements: wood and Viennese straw.

Fratelli Boffi‘s cabinet-making skills and Ferruccio Laviani‘s creativity also originate Gothik-A, where the decoration grips and envelops a transparent glass case like a cobweb, creating an eclect

Lui 5 by Philippe Bestenheider stands within the iconic pieces Fratelli Boffi has presented throughout the years.

Solid mahogany wood floor lamp silver lacquered inside. Metal base and shade covered with velvet.

For the collection, D/Vision, Ferruccio Laviani implements a process of decomposition and separation, on different levels.

Atmos is a round table, statuesque and sculptural, that designs a sublime alliance between tradition and modernity.

For the D/Vision collection, Ferruccio Laviani implements a process of decomposition and separation, on different levels.

The angular lines juxtaposed with the softness of the upholstery and the covering are the stylistic signature that define the Overseas lounge chair designed by Leonardo Dainelli of Dainelli Studio,

Ferne tables collection concretizes its style in the turned base made of solid wood, that supports the square or round top.

Geometric and basic lines delineate the design of Silvanus, a contemporary bench supported by a double crosspiece designed as an asymmetrical “Y”.

In the pair of Ciuffo chairs, produced in solid stained mahogany wood, tradition and contemporaneousness engage in a dialogue through the shapes and materials selected.

Sitlali draws its inspiration from the archetype of the English chair, the Windsor chair, a chair conceived at the end of the eighteenth century as a country furnishing and which evolved into multi

The Martinica chair, designed by Leonardo Dainelli of Dainelli Studio, is characterized by enveloping shapes that capture the gaze.