Inspired by the woven leather belt, which becomes a symbol of the brand’s artisanal tradition, the B.E.L.T. collection by Turri, designed by Matteo Nunziati, takes its cue from this iconic detail. The “belt”, the result of skilled leather craftsmanship, is the distinguishing element of the entire project: a feature that transforms the sofa into a contemporary piece, capable of reinterpreting traditional know-how in a modern key.
Large rectangular volumes reveal sophisticated elegance through carefully considered proportions and precious details: tailored edges, leather piping, finely selected fabrics, and soft, meticulously balanced forms with an almost architectural precision. Comfort is further expressed through plush padded cushions, resting on a structure that seems to float lightly, ready to offer a warm and welcoming embrace.

From the collaboration with Killa Design, an internationally renowned architecture studio, comes Lūna: a collection comprising a modular sofa, armchair and coffee tables that reflects a shared vision of bespoke design, expressing Turri’s Custom Project approach.
Rooted in artisanal craft heritage yet expressed through a contemporary design language, the collection is conceived to adapt seamlessly to the specific requirements of each project context.
Designed for the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa), the collection embodies the meeting point between Italian manufacturing tradition and an international sensibility, translating cross-cultural dialogue into tailored design solutions. In this context, the collaboration with Killa Design stands as a clear example of Turri’s ability to develop made-to-measure projects, where technical expertise and design research come together seamlessly.

The collaboration with Giuseppe Viganò is renewed, following the launch in 2020 of the first Blues modular sofa. The collection is now enriched with new three-seater curved modules, designed to be used both in more complex configurations and as standalone elements, alongside the introduction of new fabrics. The Canaletto walnut wood base, metal legs, and the option of leather or fabric upholstery with leather piping remain unchanged, as do the details designed to ensure comfort and formal continuity.