Blues office armchair

The furnishing elements of the Domus collection, studied in the proportions and details, in the selection of materials and in the meticulous processing, tell the artisan memory of the Italian furni

The vitrine of the Pinnacle collection has steep features softened by softer and more circular lines as in the curved sides.

The Armchair of Vine collection is comfortable and deep, characterized by the branched design of the natural wood structure and the original armrests that reflect

The Riban collection stands out for its modern design. Simple and clean lines draw the sofa in combination with the tables.

As with the Blues music, in which different notes create balance and harmony, the materials, finishes, shapes and colours are capable of giving life to a consistent furniture proposal, ready t

The Domus collection by Matteo Nunziati translates the characteristics of the Roman house into a vision oriented towards the future: solidity and sense of order perceptible in the historic Domus.

The alternation of shapes, materials, finishes returns as a constant of the stylistic figure of Nunziati also outside the Domus line. The Net sofa is a clear example.

The Silhouettes proposed by Gensler narrate a contemporary and functional space that brings with it all the experience and knowledge of architecture from all over the world.

The Soul collection pays particular attention to the needs of a daily life that requires more and more comfort and functionality.

Matteo Nunziati's Domus collection translates into a vision marked by the future the characteristics of the Roman home: solidity and senza of perceptible order in the historical domus.

The chair of the Pinnacle collection, with a modern taste, has bold features, clearly evident in the wooden supporting structure, softened by others that are softer and more circular as in the back

Available in three sizes, round, rectangular or square, the coffeetables from the Blues collection match perfectly with the sofa from the same

In the Drum collection, the tables are absent from decorative elements to favor attention to detail and refinement.

As with the Blues music, in which different notes create balance and harmony, the materials, finishes, shapes and colours are capable of giving life to a consistent furniture proposal, ready t

The furnishing elements of the Domus collection, studied in proportions and details, in the selection of materials and meticulous workmanship, tell the artisanal memory of Italian furniture.

The Domus collection by Matteo Nunziati translates the characteristics of the Roman home into a vision oriented towards the future: the solidity and sense of order perceptible in the historical dom