Graphic Tables & Coffee Tables

Sophisticated grain, unique design, maximum versatility. Velis, the company's flagship collection, once again emphasizes its craftsmanship and attention to details.

Comfort and elegance meet in the design of the indoor armchair and stool, designed to expand Potocco's dining proposal intended for more convivial spaces.

Velis is a large seating collection, which richness emerges from the encounter between the structure and the upholstery, coming together in an exposed frame in ash wood or Canaletto walnut.

The Syn collection investigates the relationship between multiform volumes that combine to create a unique piece of furniture.

The Clue Carpets collection, designed for the Outdoor, was born as a trait d'union between the seats and the furnishing accessories. Carpets made of hand-framed polypropylene yarn.

The new Trousse chair is a measured and versatile piece of furniture for the dining area. The design was created with the intention of crafting a seat with personality.

Enveloping and soft. The Ola family recalls the waves, fluid but strong and unbreakable.

Keel chair and small armchair where born from the research between geometric rigor and organic sinuosity.

The Ola tub chair is characterized by the shape of the enveloping backrest, in metal rod, which recalls the fluid image of the waves.

The Keel Light seating family, part of the homonymous collection, were born from the research between geometric rigor and organic sinuosity. 

Hiru chair and armchair show the company's craftsmanship in working wood as a living material.

The Keel Light seating, an extension of the homonymous collection, are the result of the research between geometric rigor and organic sinuosity.

Generously shaped table with refined finishes in the name of maximum originality and class.

I tavolini Double L Glaze vengono proposti in una nuova e colorata variante interamente in vetro, disponibile in tre dimensioni e nelle colorazioni Honey, Cherry e Blueberry.

Keel lounge is the result of the research into the relationship between geometric rigor and organic sinuosity.