Seliano

The Trezza coffee tables, like the eponymous rock stacks caressed by the waves amid the immensity of the sea, stand strong and stable. 

The town, founded by the Romans, is located on the slopes of Mount Cesarò, within the Gulf of Castellammare, in the province of Palermo.

Highlighting the pure design of Tirreno, the many combinations of accent feet and top allow for a look that fully reflects your personal lifestyle.

The use of the word "meander" derives from the winding course of the homonymous Turkish river.

Merola serves both discreetly and decoratively at an intimate, individual level – ad personam, “to the person” – and not only in the domestic setting.

Ismara combines strong design features with a simple aesthetic approach and defines perfection.

The distinctive and striking Tremiti, which can be flexibly incorporated into an endless variety of interior decoration; allows your living spaces to express a wide range of inviting moods and tone

The rigorous geometries and purity of the elements in both the solid wood frame and impressively voluminous seat-and-backrest convey an attitude of refinement and confident poise.

With an organic shape, like a gulf—or the Sicilian bay that gives it its name—that protects and embraces a harbor, the Augusta sofa collection is articulated in elongated curvilinear and enclosed c

The Belfiore armchair features a luxurious down-filled seat cushion, available in either fabric or soft calf’s leather, that communicates a deep and welcoming sense of comfort.

Sidone chair is a stylish example of ergonomic comfort with its flawless metalwork and modern design.

With its pure lines and rich detailing, Trevisina lend itself to an atmosphere that embraces tradition with a modern flair.

Solaro in the Allover collection; It appeals to dynamic styles with its original design and extraordinary craftsmanship.

With its thin wooden top, elegant legs, jewel-like drawer handle and leather coating on the table, Vidor will raise your expectations for the workspace.

The distinctive features of the sculptural shell legs constitute the geometric identity of Tavolara with a singular contrast: a full-bodied volume, made up of a curved sheet, thin yet sculptural.

The enveloping lines of the padded volumes of the seat—derived from our well-established Modica chair—establish a perfection union with the maturity of the solid wood legs—echoing those of our popu