May 29, 2025
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Sofable By Mantellassi strengthens its presence with the opening of a new showroom in Rome

Sofable by Mantellassi

The store at Via Ceresio, 33 spans two levels with an exhibition area of over 300 square meters.

The concept is state-of-the-art, designed to offer product quality and embody the values that have shaped the history of Italian sofas since 1926.

Following the historic showroom in Pistoia and the one opened a few years ago in Milan, the new opening in Rome is a significant milestone for Sofable By Mantellassi: an artisan atelier allowing visitors to fully experience and interact with the By Mantellassi approach.

“The opening in Rome represents an important achievement for the company,” explains Giulio Mantellassi, co-founder of Sofable By Mantellassi. “It allows us to showcase our products directly to our customers in the capital, where we already have a strong presence. Our sofas are meticulously handcrafted and authentically Made in Tuscany, with every production phase handled with certified materials, minimal waste, and deep respect for our artisans, who are the true heritage behind each product.”

Sofable is a brand founded in 2016 by Marco, Giulio, and Carlo Mantellassi, representing the fifth generation of a company with nearly 100 years of history: Mantellassi, a family that has been producing handmade sofas and furniture in Pistoia, the Tuscan city renowned for furniture and interior design.


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