MIDFURN FURNITURE CAT TELAN ITALIA FURNITURE
An uncompromising desire to inject comfort and relaxation into the lives of every customer has propelled Cattelan Italia to the forefront of the Italian furniture industry.
Cattelan Italia was brought into being in the late 70’s by Giorgia and Silvia Cattelan. What was once a small Italian company, is now considered a massively important design house with worldwide representation. Cattelan Italia is an Italian furniture brand that promises luxury, comfort and elegance, offering a wide range of designs to suit every home. From dining tables and chairs, to lighting and occasional pieces Cattelan Italia really is a brand that will be the focal point of any room.
As new trends emerge, the Italian craftsman at Cattelan Italia adapt their designs to reflect the times, ensuring that their works are contemporary and up-to-date. If you are looking for a dining table that makes a statement, then look no further; these dining tables act as centrepieces that inspire and invoke admiration. The range of modern dining tables and chairs are the perfect addition to any modern home and could even work well in a more traditional setting. This range of Italian-made furniture will bring a luxury feel to every home, making it feel elegant and more sophisticated. These beautifully crafted designs are sure to introduce a little luxury into your home, making it feel cosier and more comfortable.
Discover a large selection of Cattelan Italia products on display at Midfurn Furniture Superstore Unit 8, Arden Business Centre, Arden Rd, Alcester B49 6HW
www.midfurn.co.uk
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