Emma
The Emma collection of armchairs and small sofas is defined by a harmonious balance of aesthetics, functionality, and craftsmanship. Soft, enveloping lines give the pieces a light yet distinctive presence, allowing them to integrate effortlessly into both sophisticated residential interiors and high-end contract spaces.
A subtle nod to retro design lends the collection its character, with proportions and volumes inspired by the icons of modernism and reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. The result is a timeless yet current aesthetic, conceived to respond to the evolving demands of contemporary architecture and interior design.
Designed for living spaces, hotel lobbies, boutiques, and lounge areas, Emma combines an inviting silhouette with a considered selection of materials and finishes. Every detail is conceived to deliver lasting comfort, durability, and visual coherence.
The result is a versatile seating collection that goes beyond functionality, contributing to the atmosphere and identity of each space with a sense of warmth, refinement, and understated distinction.
Sustainability
Sustainability encompasses far more than simply the raw materials used in product manufacturing. It entails a comprehensive examination of how and where these materials are sourced and processed, considering the individuals involved and the conditions under which they work. Additionally, sustainability encompasses the entire lifespan of a product and explores ways to extend it.
Our transparent supply chain have always been a cornerstone of our sustainability commitment, and we take pride in partnering with reputable manufacturers in the UK, Germany and Italy, exclusively. In order to foster transparency and actively contribute to the sustainability dialogue, we conduct Lifecycle Product Assessments and provide Environmental Product Declarations. These measures allow us to provide comprehensive information and contribute to the overall sustainability conversation.
Environmental Certificates
Certification provides confidence that requirements outlined in environmental standards and schemes are delivered in practice.
