English Style

The English Style wants to evoke the Anglo-Saxon residences of antique origin.

The furniture looks solid and impressive, typical of the Victorian mansions. In its Country variation, the English style recalls the romantic cottages with simple decor, homogeneous colors and great attention to details.

Furniture, in English country style, is made entirely of wood. It is sober, simple, with smooth lines. Top coats are matt, pigmented in white or ivory. They can also be in very soft pastel colors.

Chest of drawers in MDF:

Semi-gloss polyurethane white finish with excellent resistance to yellowing.

Kitchen in melamine paper:

Acrylic pearl-white finish with maximum resistance to yellowing.

Pendulum clock in iroko wood:

Clear acrylic matt finish natural effect. Stairs with wooden handrail of walnut wood. Clear gloss polyurethane finish and wooden railing in oak wood with white acrylic topcoat.

Kitchen in MDF:

Waterborne ivory topcoat matt with sanitizing effect. Table in oak wood. Lacquered blue-cornflower open pore topcoat.

Coffee table in rosewood:

Clear matte polyurethane finish extremely resistant to stains.

Floor in toulipier wood:

Waterborne clear matt finish with excellent resistance to traffic. Stairs in walnut Daniela: UV clear matt finish with high resistance to traffic.

Dining table, chairs and console in rosewood:

Clear waxy matt nitro finish with maximum softness to the touch.

Bench in oak stained rosewood:

Clear matt thixotropic polyurethane finish that is highly resistant to scratches.

Chairs, benches and outdoor table made of teak wood:

Waxy dyed impregnator for exterior highly resistant to atmospheric agents.