Potocco
Founded in 1919 by Domenico Potocco in Manzano (UD), as a small artisan workshop for the production of chairs, Potocco has evolved over the years into a large industrial reality, specialized in the production of home and contract furnishings, suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.
A history of excellence that covers the entire 20th century, along a trail of growth which, from our participation to the first Salone del Mobile trade fair as a founding partner, has led Potocco to collaborate with important international design firms and achieve for itself an important role in the Made in Italy story of excellence.
AURA TABLE
Designed by Mauro Lipparini
The Aura extendable table develops from a cross shape oak base, which is its distinctive element, combined with an essential extendable circular top in the same wood essence, giving it a simple yet incisive look.
The bright satin aluminum profile outlines the base giving to the table its special touch.
VELIS COLLECTION
Designed by Mario Ferrarini
Velis is a wide collection of seating thought to satisfy different demands.
It explores and solves, at best, the relationship between the upholstery and the wood structure, defining the perfect integration between the parts, in an impeccable balance: legs and seat meet in a frame that, left visible, gives richness to the project.
GRACE ARMCHAIR
Designed by Mauro Lipparini
The Grace tub chair is made up of a solid brushed ash structure, modeled in geometric, soft and enveloping shapes.
The seat is padded with fire-retardant polyurethane foam, covered in the fabrics and leathers as per collection, and the backrest is in cane.
BON BON TABLE
Designed by Alexander Lorenz
The design with intertwined bands of the metal base is the element that characterizes the Bon Bon tables and coffee tables’ family.
A sophisticated combination of materials, sizes and colors allows you to customize the table according to specific needs.
Table with round base and round top in Canaletto walnut, marble or transparent tempered glass.
