April 27, 2011 by admin.

Lately I’ve been getting a lot of calls about weather Natuzzi is still made in Italy.

The answer, yes and no. It depends on weather you are talking about Natuzzi Italy or Natuzzi Editions.  Natuzzi Italy is the original “Mother” company it always has been made in Italy and still is. Natuzzi Italy has it’s own factory and all of the materials are also made in Italy (with the exception of the leather). More recently Natuzzi branched out to Natuzzi Editions and Italsofa. Natuzzi Editions Brand is the equivalent of Italian furniture for American living and is made in China or Brazil. ItalSofa is also made in China or Brazil and is marketed for the younger generation with funky shapes and colors.

Hope this helps clarify…

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July 15, 2010 by admin.

Intense, voluptuous, solid, rich. A rigorousness that guarantees excellence with its clean-cut lines. A style that grants greater value to technological new features and culture, satisfying chromatic taste with the use of neutral and intense colors such as white, black and taupe, combined with bright lacquer finishes. Light, almost ethereal, sophisticated tones blend with the shine of metallic colored leathers. A world of harmony and sought-after solutions characterized by a mix of essential designs confirming the passion for elegance that is now seen as a key feature of this company.

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June 17, 2010 by admin.

A new world enters the home, sofas and furnishings that focus on the natural for a sober, traditional flavor. Culture, tradition and quality are the result of the synergy between the beautiful and the well-made. Leather and natural tan finishes, extra-thick leathers, naturally imperfect grains. The focus is on hand-made, traditional details, such as those featured in our sofas, including visible stitching to make them truly unique. New suggestions for a sensorial reassessment and a strong desire to connect with nature, also thanks to new grains, flamed wood, and many decorative items. There is a trend towards the search for emotion through warm, welcoming colors such as the burnt and warm hues seen in the nuances of the earth.

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June 8, 2010 by admin.

A home furnished in a daring blend of new languages, where tradition stands face-to-face with innovation. The home becomes the choice place of an extended family, where free time can be shared with friends. Rediscover the pleasure of spending time in a truly comfortable ambiance. To feel at home surrounded by company, there is nothing better than essential, practical furnishings contributing to a sense of solidity and security through the combination of rigorous, sober design, material, and color selection. On the one hand, the warm, welcoming hues of natural materials, on the other, technology, which plays on the contrast between matte and gloss surfaces, and between colors and textures. Natural and artificial, real-virtual, tradition and innovation, today we faced with two opposing trends: ‘Nature and Tradition’ and ‘Fashion Style’…

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April 15, 2010 by admin.

Space evolves, just as we do. Even more so, when the space in questions is our home. Our homes change and adapt continually to meet new tastes, perspectives, moods, and lifestyles. Your home is a reflection of you.

Today, more than ever before, our homes have become “our places”, the place you happily return to recover your true spirit. Values like beauty, long-lasting quality that refuses to fade with time, harmony of objects that surround us, become ever more important.

We have named all this “personal living”, an evolved idea of a space where every detail reflects our way of being and living. This is what inspires our creation: sofas, armchairs and furnishing items to be personalized and matched to your taste, but always in perfect harmony.

We have designed our style to make it yours.

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