CHARPAI COLLECTION

The items made of Suar wood are characterized by large sections that enhance the aesthetic features, typical for the essence: enhanced chromatic differences between sapwood and duramen as well as t

Refined design for the furnishings of the Lignes collection, a harmonious combination of tradition and modernity to fully enjoy the outdoor space in an atmosphere of beauty, quiet and relaxation.&n

In an increasingly digital and standardized world, the Bar Code, with its inner contrast between standardization and randomization, has inspired this line of furniture.

The Radice Collection offers furniture made from roots of the Teak tree. 

The RING collection is a new line of chairs and sofas in upholstered fabric.

The furnishings of the Peninsula collection are perfect for those who love modern furniture lines and fine materials, with decorative details that emphasize the naval taste.

The Outline collection, in Teak wood, harmonizes clean geometric lines with sinuous curves, creating an example of furniture with a great visual balance

The Antipodi collection owes its name to the combination of opposites that, united, create a unique and harmonious whole.

Foosball made entirely of wood. 

Available in Teak and Mahogany wood.

The furnishings of the Family collection are captivating thanks to the graceful combination of the rope weave that covers the aluminium structure, available in grey and pearl orange.

The decorative vases in Suar wood of the Paleolitica line recall the first artifacts produced by man, their simplicity and beauty.

Immerse yourself in unspoilt nature with the Serengeti line, which owes its name to the great Africanpark: its teak wood is finished to give a natural effect, with an appearance similar to that of

Essence of craftsmanship, the Nanto armchair draws its inspiration from the slender shapes of the wings of a butterfly and its coloured spots, often at the center of the wings.

Square cement stool with handles of the Decor collection.

Macramè is a collection that takes its name from the term used to indicate a type of lace with strong relief contours and refined and precious.

The furnishings of the Stratos collection, designed by the Florentine studio Cipiuelle, highlight wood as a historical raw material for the production of outdoor furniture by the Piedmontese brand.