Natuzzi and Western Furniture join DSS with unmissable offers
Natuzzi Italia showcases a wide array of sofas and chairs designed to suit various tastes. Standout pieces include the Botanic Sofa, featuring natural lines and seamless flow, and the Simple Sofa, a smart, space-saving solution that transforms into a bed with ease.
The Geo Sofa adds a modern flair with its spacious seats and plush armrests, while the Milano Sofa exudes classic boldness and refined detailing. Milpot, on the other hand, offers modular flexibility to adapt to different spaces.
For those seeking timeless luxury, the Borghese Sofa delivers elegant comfort, while the Oblo Sofa strikes a balance between sleek lines and adaptive design. The Deep Sofa, inspired by the ocean's waves, stands out as an artistic and serene centerpiece.
The Easy Sofa transforms effortlessly into a comfortable bed, and the Estro 3042 Sofa combines luxurious leather with clean, modern lines. Levant Sofa commands attention with its grand presence and premium fabrics, while Avana is defined by deep cushions and meticulous detailing.
Meanwhile, Western Furniture presents a curated selection of iconic Italian brands. The Acco Table and Valerie Chair by Miniforms captivate with their sculptural elegance and minimalist craftsmanship. Calligaris enchants with standout dining tables such as the Icaro Table in golden onyx, the Twins Table in bronzed glass with matte black details, and the Cartesio Table with its bold golden ceramic top — all complemented by the practical and elegant Noa and Gill Beds with smart hidden storage.
Tonin Casa offers artisanal sophistication through pieces like the Bloom Sideboard and the Blade Table with its eye-catching sculpted central base. Tomasella brings refined comfort to the bedroom with the Sono Bed and the VIP Dresser, seamlessly blending contemporary elegance and functional design.
Natuzzi Editions adds a contemporary touch to the mix with sculptural sofas like Vigore and Adrenalina, luxurious beds like LE05 and Galattico, as well as sleek pieces like the Copenhagen Sofa and the advanced Angelica Recliner. The standout Vigore Sofa, with its bold lines and adjustable headrests, offers the perfect balance of strength and style.
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