Liberty

The Levante collection evolves, giving rise to two new interpretations: Liberty and Liberty Naked.

While maintaining the original shape and balance of proportions, these variants explore new material expressions, transforming the very essence of the chair and introducing a more artistic and refined interpretation that makes the name Liberty a natural reference to the aesthetics of the era, for a new design that dialogues with the past but is strongly anchored in the present.

While Levante’s charm lay in the harmonious combination of different materials—metal structures, fabrics, and ropes—today the collection doubles to explore new expressions of lightness and dynamism: a contemporary reinterpretation of the Liberty style and its experimentation with new techniques and use of materials, with fluid and organic shapes inspired by nature, designed to redefine the language and comfort of outdoor furniture.

The Liberty and Liberty Naked collections, consisting of coffee tables, poufs, daybeds, sofas, armchairs, chairs, sun loungers, and pet beds, pay homage to the harmony and lightness typical of Art Nouveau. This style, which emerged between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is characterized by its fluid lines, inspired by nature, and the use of materials that combine strength and elegance.