Demetra New

The Ethos line is accompanied by furnishing accessories such as small footrest poufs.

Patrick, individual elements that can be combined in several positions in a game of soft and inviting geometries. A sofa with a versatile character that meets all space and relaxation needs.

The Loren armchair, looking like a seductive film diva, combines refined design with creativity, which is expressed by unusual velvet.

Informal lines and extremely dynamic shapes express the true character of this sofa with multiple compositional possibilities.

The harmonic shape of the sofas of the Ethos collection is an invitation to enjoy pleasant moments of relaxation.

Backrest structure and bed frame of high “thickness” for size and solidity but the peculiarity of this bed is the possibility of moving the back cushions independently with a simple gesture of the

Also the version Duke High is inspired by the 60s. In this proposal the bed frame becomes protagonist: higher frame for more comfort and style.

Welcoming in form and important in volume, the Criss Cross armchair is the perfect meeting of style and comfort.

Slim New is characterized by a minimal design: a thin base and backrests in contrast with the high thickness of back- and seat cushions that ensures a comfortable support with an “aristocratic” aes

The workmanship of the backrest in capitonné distinguish the armchair Nicole. The legs in black painted wood supports the structure highlighting a retro-style design.

The Scarlet armchair is characterized by its unique asymmetry of the armrests and a washable and removable melange fabric.

The charm of the armchair in leather continues to resist finding new interpretative keys.

Liam and Oscar are two truly versatile furnishing accessories: comfortable ottomans or practical counter tops.

A “bohemian” spirit for informal proposals. Maxime combines the ergonomic rigor to spontaneity of authentic gestures of life.

A bed that speaks a natural language focusing on the simplicity of a reassuring form. A gross grain piping draws the contrasting profiles and defines aesthetically their thickness.