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Contemporary good looks: The generously proportioned padded headboard (H 42 1/2") that protrudes laterally from the padded bed frame is matched with a sleek cast metal base with elegant tapered legs that complete the overrall design

Drawers and drop-down doors can be alternated with thick shelves to create aligned or misaligned compositions with static or uniquely dynamic shapes

Chair with metal structure

Matterhorn—is a piece of intricate design by Mother Nature

Cosy Island Desks the glass is blown asThe Cosy Island sofa, designed by Francesco Rota, is distinguished by its exceptional compositional freedom, making it an ideal choice for elegantly adapting to contemporary domestic spaces. Its variety of modules allows for customised configurations: from central islands suited to large open spaces to linear and corner arrangements for more compact rooms. The Cosy Island sofa can also be paired with Cosy Curve modules to introduce dynamism and