Montecarlo

Cantori sofa

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Montecarlo - Cantori sofa

The Montecarlo linear sofa is a harmonious and welcoming sofa, with a metal plate that envelops it like an embrace.
The Montecarlo linear sofa, with either two or three seats, has a solid beech and poplar wood structure with plywood inserts. The springing is guaranteed by non-deformable elastic belts. The structure is covered with a highdensity polyurethane foam in different densities, the upper layer having a high elastic component. The back cushions are non-deformable and with differentiated density, with an upper layer of feathers and a synthetic layer. The sofa is completed by a bronzed, laser-cut metal plate.

Dimensions

W 250 x D 105 x 85 H cm
W 280 x D 105 x 85 H cm

Consult the attachments section to view the available finishes and upholsteries.

The product is customizable in different finishes of the Cantori collection. Contact us for more information!

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The beauty of the shape and the extraordinary variety of compositions proposed can win you over at first glance, but it is only when you skim over the soft finishes and the fine handcrafted decorations, physically touching the quality of the materials used and the sturdiness of the frames, that you will truly understand the absolute inimitability of Cantori's world.

Beds are available in an aesthetic and functional range that spans from classic to the contemporary, they are wrought-iron and upholstered, and together with an exhaustive collection of furnishings and accessories, transmit all the charm of Cantori's atmospheres to your home, thanks to a detailed and precise style choice. And there's more: the ergonomic beech-wood slatted bedsteads, the pure latex mattresses and the matching bed sets designed to accompany the beds in Cantori's collection are selected using the toughest quality criteria.
The entire Cantori's entire world is a co-ordination of images and contents, the total integration between shape and substance.

Brilliant ideas and innovative minds are not enough to build a new company from scratch and to make room for it on the market. To attain true success, you need to have the ability to turn creative intuition into a well-defined structural process that leads to the concrete realisation of a project. If this developments occur in an industrial area characterised by extreme fertility, such as the Marches (whose developmental model has been studied in great depth by international economists), this new company shows, from its very inception, extensive know-how and a solid marketing foundation.

In 1976, as a true entrepreneur, Sante Cantori began to use the richly varied network of craftsmanship skills in the area of Camerano. In just a few years, an industrial level company developed, capturing large market shares in Italy and in the whole world.