Como 2 seater sofa in Super Velvet fabric, silver grey and natural oak feet

Savoy is a high-end thick and semi-aniline cow’s leather. Just like natural leather, it is subject to a sanding process to remove certain natural imperfections, then it is dyed and finally receives a fine translucent protective layer to make the leather’s appearance uniform. This exclusive leather has a very natural finish and soft feel. On a sofa, this covering is very comfortable. Savoy leather is very stain-resistant and does not discolour. It is available in five colours.

Regularly clean your leather sofa with a soft, damp cloth in light, circular movements. Then wipe with a dry cloth. Regularly nourish the leather so that it maintains its suppleness. Use a maintenance kit for furniture leather. Never use any abrasive products. Tip for removing a stain: use talc. Leave for 1 hour and dust with a cloth. If necessary, repeat the procedure, then clean the whole sofa. Do not sit on the leather with damp or wet clothes on. Avoid prolonged and direct exposure of the product to sunlight: the colours may fade. Do not position the product near a heat source (radiator, chimney, etc.) or a source of moisture. Heat and moisture may damage the product.

Eton is a high-end corrected cow’s leather. Its natural and superficial imperfections have been removed by sanding. This leather with a semi-thick grain is both smooth and soft to touch. It is easy to care for with its uniform and regular surface. It withstands wear and tear very well. This leather is available in five colours.

Regularly clean your leather sofa with a soft, damp cloth in light, circular movements. Then wipe with a dry cloth. Regularly nourish the leather so that it maintains its suppleness. Use a maintenance kit for furniture leather. Never use any abrasive products. Tip for removing a stain: use talc. Leave for one hour and dust with a cloth. If necessary, repeat the procedure, then clean the whole sofa. Do not sit on the leather with damp or wet clothes on. Avoid prolonged and direct exposure of the sofa to sunlight: the colours may fade. Do not position the sofa near a heat source (radiator, chimney, etc.) or a source of moisture. Heat and moisture may damage the product.

Vintage Leather is a high-end leather that retains its natural appearance. It receives very little treatment and reveals the natural characteristics of the skin. It is especially soft to touch and very comfortable. Vintage Leather is dyed in the mass and retains this very characteristic aged appearance. It requires delicate and regular care. It burnishes over time and is only more elegant as a result. This leather is available in two colours.

Regularly clean your leather sofa with a soft, damp cloth in light, circular movements. Then wipe with a dry cloth. Regularly nourish the leather so that it maintains its suppleness. Use a maintenance kit for furniture leather. Never use any abrasive products. Tip for removing a stain: use talc. Leave for one hour and dust with a cloth. If necessary, repeat the procedure, then clean the whole sofa. Do not sit on the leather with damp or wet clothes on. Avoid prolonged and direct exposure of the sofa to sunlight: the colours may fade. Do not position the sofa near a heat source (radiator, chimney, etc.) or a source of moisture. Heat and moisture may damage the product.

Lecce is an Italian fabric and blend of cotton, viscose, linen, polyamide and other fibres. Slightly flecked, it is both soft to touch and very resistant due to a tight weave. Flecked fabric is a textile characterised by a weave with nuanced contours obtained by colouring the warp yarn before weaving. This fabric is available in five colours.

Avoid prolonged and direct exposure of the sofa to sunlight: the colours may fade. Do not position the sofa near a heat source (radiator, chimney, etc.) or a source of moisture. Heat and moisture may damage the covering. Vacuum or brush the furniture fabric once a week: the accumulation of dust accelerates wear and the tarnishing of colours. Professional cleaning only. Tip for sponging spilt liquids immediately: dab with a clean, dry cloth to absorb the liquid. Do not rub as this may damage the fabric. Tone variations between cleaned and uncleaned surfaces may appear.

Fasoli is an Italian fabric with a raw and textured appearance due to a dense weave. The blend of four different fibres achieves optimal resistance. Acrylic gives the cotton thickness and a warmer feel. Viscose, like silk, gives it a shiny, smooth appearance that is soft to touch. It also increases the lustre of the colours. This fabric is available in 5 colours.

Avoid prolonged and direct exposure of the sofa to sunlight: the colours may fade. Do not position the sofa near a heat source (radiator, chimney, etc.) or a source of moisture. Heat and moisture may damage the covering. Vacuum or brush the furniture fabric once a week: the accumulation of dust accelerates wear and the tarnishing of colours. Professional cleaning only. Tip for sponging spilt liquids immediately: dab with a clean, dry cloth to absorb the liquid. Do not rub as this may damage the fabric. Tone variations between cleaned and uncleaned surfaces may appear.

Bellagio is an Italian fabric and blend of different materials. Its nuanced, three-dimensional appearance is the result of a weave of thick threads of different colours. Linen and cotton give it a natural appearance while viscose prevents it from creasing and gives it softness and shine. Soft to touch, Bellagio fabric is made resistant by very tight spinning. This luxury fabric particularly catches the light. It is available in four colours.

Avoid prolonged and direct exposure of the sofa to sunlight: the colours may fade. Do not position the sofa near a heat source (radiator, chimney, etc.) or a source of moisture. Heat and moisture may damage the covering. Vacuum or brush the furniture fabric once a week: the accumulation of dust accelerates wear and the tarnishing of colours. Professional cleaning only. Tip for sponging spilt liquids immediately: dab with a clean, dry cloth to absorb the liquid. Do not rub as this may damage the fabric. Tone variations between cleaned and uncleaned surfaces may appear.