This furniture brand is quietly doing sustainability – with an Italian twist
This will make sense in a few paragraphs: in Italy, commitment to environmental sustainability in the furniture industry has to do with Sophia Loren’s cooking.
But first, a few steps back. During this year’s Salone del Mobile, contract fur
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