Glory

Poppy is a delightful side table that embellishes any environment with its simple and compact design.

Consolle with clean and light lines, the top is proposed in bronzed mirror or marble, finished with a metal band in copper color.

The tallest coffee table of the set stands on a solid square base in the new copper finish, on which rests the top proposed in bronzed mirror or marble.

The simplicity of the shapes is enhanced by the attention to detail that infuses charm and elegance to the furnishings of the living area or embellish an entrance.

Low and compact coffee table, constitutes the center of the series of three tables.

Coffee table with a clean cylindric line, upholstery in nabuck embellished with a metal insert in the new copper finish. The top is proposed in black lacquered glass.

The historic Medea Original chair is made of curved plywood with a mahogany slab. The original workmanship creates an enveloping seat with an iconic line.

The pleated base is divided from the seat by a decorative element interposed with a metal band in the new copper color finish, which separates it from the upholstered plain seat.

The simplicity of the line characterizes this bench with a generous shape.

Holly side table: propped up by three spheres in lacquered wood with a glossy gold finish, it is composed by a cylinder structure with clean lines, proposed in a particular shaded lacquering.

The front and rear backrest have a vertical trend that nicely fits into the seat with horizontal modules. The metal base is proposed in the new copper finish.

A contemporary reinterpretation of a timeless element: the Bergere.

The characterizing element of the Lily armchair is the tailored manufacture of the external backrest. A soft curl embellishes and finishes this seat that combines ergonomics with elegance.

The Ivy armchair with its classic and timeless design, has a shell with enveloping shapes with padded seat for optimal comfort. Solid wood base with glossy lacquered finish.

A sideboard of great character, which re-proposes the cabinetmaking tradition of Medea.