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The Donatello collection is inspired in the neoclassical style, its
characteristic ornamentation and decoration hark back to the spirit of
Renaissance decorativism – the classic Italian base worldwide. The
Donatello collection balances the decorative richness with the use of
only two finishes: dark walnut and gold – a fusion of timeless charm.
The use of entirely Italian primary materials of irrefutable quality and
imagination, together with the decorative flair, make this collection
unique. |
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The Leonardo collection is inspired by Arredoclassic´s history, with
references to its distinctive trademarks, to create new paths, explore
new architectural possibilities and allow new ideas to bloom. Leonardo
evolves with respect to the aesthetic codes that have made Italian style
furnishing renowned worldwide. By carefully studying materials and
fabrics, we have created new volumes which interact with a space in the
making and narrate the stories of your everyday beauty. |
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The Liberty collection encompasses everything you´ve always envisaged
for your house: luminosity, elegance and constantly awe-provoking with
captivating details such as the handles, which recall a square spiral in
the style of noble and antique friezes. The marble finish in shades of
cream complements the elegant silver framing, warmed by touches of gold
leaf. Simple and gracious lines constitute the base design of the
collection, newly enriched with sparkle. Luxurious rooms full of harmony
turn your home into the perfect place to fulfil your fantasies. |
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The Melodia collection is rich in innovative concepts, created to give a
new lease of life to classic Italian style. A collection of soft and
romantic lines in a return to a neoclassical ambience with a touch of
art deco for embellishment in the numerous friezes and arabesques. The
Melodia collection is innovative both in aesthetic and functional
grounds, new elements have been added to the historical Arredoclassic
creations to make every aspect of your home unique and elegant. The
Melodia features remain refined and striking even in the experimental
new volumetric solutions, retaining the harmony and base chords
following Italian tradition. |
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