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Sancal Momic Sofa
Life is all about balance, and the Momic sofa by Sancal has it all: comfort, style & practicality. As its name suggests, Momic by Rafa García is the reinterpretation of the classic shapes of 50s sofa aesthetics (Modern Mid-Century) for a modern lifestyle. Delicate lines, soft curves and organic shapes create a seating family of elegant simplicity and timeless appearance. Modern flair for contemporary, dynamic interiors. Wish you could spend every night lounging in style? Check out the Momic sofa by Sancal – luxurious comfort, modern design, and elegant lines make this piece of furniture a must-have. The perfect balance of comfort and style: Sancal Momic sofa. Its sleek design…
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Design, Art and Well-Being
The indissoluble connection among design, art and well-being. Get the look with: Tonella armchair Although not everyone agrees, design is an art form that combines beauty and functionality to create both physical and mental well-being. Over the years, many artists (painters, sculptors…) have tried their hand at designing furniture. Get the look with: Mousse sofa This synergy between art, design and the creation of highly functional objects is in front of our eyes every day when we return home from work and enjoy a pleasant evening sitting in our favourite armchair or relaxing on the sofa. Not everyone knows that it was an artist who created the comfort we experience when using…
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Choosing the Right Cushions for the Sofa.
Choosing the right cushions for the sofa: here some interesting ideas to give a touch of color to the living room. Choosing cushions for the sofa and arranging them in the right way can be a fun experience because with a little imagination and a few tricks you can create an original, lively and never boring living room. An interior designer is not necessary in this case. What is important is that the visual impact is harmonious. To achieve this harmony, it is advisable to adapt the size of the cushions to the size of the sofa. This means that if the sofa is very large, it is better not…