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Maki
Maki
Maki
Designed by Adam Cornish in collaboration with Cantarutti, Maki is a seating family defined by slender, delicate shapes and fluid lines. Its minimalist yet elegant design emphasizes harmony and lightness, inviting comfort in both public and private spaces. The collection includes stackable chairs, armchairs, and stools, all available with metal frames and wooden seats. Upholstery is fully customizable in a wide range of fabrics and leather, allowing each piece to suit any environment while maintaining a refined, functional aesthetic.
Key Features:
Versions include: stackable chairs, stackable armchairs, and stools
Metal frame with wooden seat and back
Fully customizable upholstery in leather or fabric
Stackable design enhances flexibility and space efficiency
Fluid, minimalist design suitable for public and private spaces
Multiple technical configurations available
Wide range of colors and finishes available
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Tuilli
Tuilli
Tuilli
Designed by Andrea Steidl, Tuilli is a seating collection that blends warm hospitality with elegant, enveloping shapes. Its generous silhouettes and varied volumes create a distinctive aesthetic that balances classic and modern influences. Ideal for public spaces like lounges and waiting areas, as well as private domestic settings, Tuilli combines formal coherence with meticulous graphic detailing. The collection includes chairs, armchairs, lounge chairs, stools, and ottomans, available with wooden or metal frames, and a wide range of finishes and coatings that allow customization to suit different tastes and environments.
Key Features:
Versions include: chairs, armchairs, lounge chairs, stools, and ottomans
Frames available in wood or metal
Generous, soft, and enveloping shapes
Suitable for public and private spaces
Meticulous graphic detailing for a refined aesthetic
Wide range of finishes and coatings available
Multiple technical configurations available
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Yumi
Yumi
Yumi
Designed by Enzo Berti, Yumi is a timeless classic that adapts effortlessly to contemporary tastes and needs. Its graceful curves and continuous lines—from backrest to armrests—bring elegance and versatility to both public and private spaces. Available in wood or upholstered versions, Yumi creates an intimate, welcoming experience without compromising functionality. The stackable chair and armchair versions allow for flexible space management, while the design family also includes stools, enabling diverse compositions and arrangements. With a wide palette of fabrics, finishes, and configurations, Yumi offers endless possibilities to suit any environment.
Key Features:
Versions include: stackable chairs, armchairs, stackable armchairs, and stools
Available in numerous fabrics, finishes, and colors to suit any environment
Stackable design for chairs and armchairs enhances flexibility and space efficiency
Continuous line design allows armchairs to fit neatly under tables
Functional yet elegant design suitable for public and private contexts
Multiple technical configurations available
Cantarutti is a respected Italian brand with deep roots in craftsmanship, design, and quality seating solutions. The company’s story began in 1970 in Italy, producing wooden seats and furniture for global export. Over the decades, a family legacy of artisanal skill and creative vision evolved into a distinct design identity.
As the brand matured, Cantarutti transitioned from traditional woodworking toward its own expression of contemporary design. With a focus on personalized design, construction excellence, and innovation, the company now designs and manufactures designer chairs, armchairs, stools, benches, lounge seating, and tables all crafted in Italy and exported around the world.
Every stage of the production process takes place in Cantarutti’s factory, from prototyping and processing to assembly, staining, polishing, and upholstery, ensuring control over quality and craftsmanship. Their products are CATAS certified for safety, strength, and durability.
Cantarutti blends tradition with forward‑thinking design, making furniture that is both functionally welcoming and aesthetically refined. Their pieces reflect an understanding of the object as part of daily life – elegant, dependable, and designed to be experienced as much as appreciated.
