Living

To remain faithful to the principle for self-honesty, the design of this collection unveils its construction method.

Colbert is a discreet and elegant bench perfect for contemporary settings. With a fully upholstered seat, it features both delicate single and double-top stitching as a touch of luxury. Colbert is also characterized by an intricate metallic t-shape base with four metal legs. The oval extended shape of the seat beautifully contrasts with the raw materials and lines of the structure. This refined complementary piece goes along well alone or with any bed, combining functionality and style.

Supporting the seat section is a base made from heat-treated, oak-dyed ash. The soft yet clean upholstery reduces the overall volume of the model, balancing out the proportions while keeping the comfort levels intact. This timeless piece celebrates the culture of manufacturing that is so dear to the brand - just like at the grosgrain profiling running along the stitching on the upholstery in fabric or leather.

Designed by Christophe Pillet, the sophisticated Lady Jane bergère features bold lines which bely its 1950s inspiration. This versatile, elegant and comfortable piece is equipped with a mechanism that allows the chair to rotate 360° and works perfectly in domestic spaces. The bergère has a matching padded pouffe footrest with a bronze metal structure, to ensure maximum relaxation.

As delicate as its name, Lucylle is a refined proposal defined by classic and welcoming proportions. With a structure of thermo-treated, solid oak-dyed ash, it has soft padding and upholstery in fabric, leather or eco-leather embellished by lapped seams that emphasises Lema’s sartorial side. The stools have footrests in steel.

Felix by Roberto Lazzeroni combines real sophistication with compact dimensions. This subtle armchair offers soft shaping with no corners. It's ideal positioned in the bedroom, yet its delicate elegance means it works well in other spaces too. The curved, shell-effect backrest wraps around the monolithic seat, tempting you to relax, while stitching is used to emphasise the curved, delicate lines.