An authentic oasis of relaxation and wellbeing, where you can rediscover the pleasure of your own company. For the first time ever, Poltrona Frau is proud to offer its own elegant, comfortable interpretation of the reclining chair. Headrest, backrest and footrest are all adjustable, ensuring the best possible ergonomics. The circular steel base allows the chair to rotate a full 360.

Designer Roberto Lazzeroni gives form to the Nivola armchair and sofa with a streamlined and light design. A compact and rounded seat with simple and precise lines. A female, almost romantic allure enhanced by warm and natural materials, expertly crafted by Poltrona Frau.

A great classic in a re-edition of the no.904 model from 1930. With ample springiness, this simple yet contemporary design will transform your living room and give you that extra edge.

The Montera becomes a collection. Roberto Lazzeroni revisits the distinctive traits of the chair and instils them in the armchair and stool. The seat of the armchair is more relaxed, the backrest is lowered almost imperceptibly, whilst the two characteristic side wings are widened and lengthened to form enveloping armrests. The raised legs of the stool stand out for their cross-like structure and the footrest at the front.

Designed for relaxation and reading. Its round, agile forms recall the dynamic, sophisticated designs of Carlo Mollino, enhanced with the expert use of materials.

Designed for relaxation and reading. Its round, agile forms recall the dynamic, sophisticated designs of Carlo Mollino, enhanced with the expert use of materials.

Lyra made its debut in Poltrona Fraus catalogue of 1934, as a variant of Lira, an earlier model (from 1916) that had a velvet cushion. The 1934 replica still sported a rounded seat back and finishing, which were the formal traits of Victorian living room furniture, combined with the other comfort-making features of these armchairs: deep seat, comfortable arms and a plush cushion.

The home discovers the personal and convivial cocktail-bar feel. The drinks cabinet becomes a sign of style and atmosphere. In Jean-Marie Massauds original version it is an elegant container on wheels that opens like a book with an external handle and a click-to-close mechanism. A precious object, crafted in precious materials and studied down to the last detail. The thoughtful layout of the internal spaces includes glass and bottle holders with metal rings and a folding shelf that can be used as a convenient preparation surface.

Jean-Marie Massaud takes inspiration from the world of saddlery and designs GranTorino. A huge amount of freedom in how you put it all together. A modular sofa with an exquisite, original version. The high and slim armrest also presents intricate, careful workmanship. The small but spacious trunk-container also acts as an armrest and it’s out fitted with an elegant, natural oak tray. The cushions have beautiful horizontal stitching in the centre, which gives the sofa a sense of visual lightness.