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Lebanto è un brand italiano di interni fondato da Emanuela Terraneo e Alessandro Pozzi. La nostra missione è progettare e produrre mobili di design, con materiali di qualità superiore, colori sofisticati e uno stile unico, elegante e moderno. In Lebanto seguiamo l'intero processo: dalla progettazione alla consegna finale. Design e produzione sono 100% Made in Italy e presentano collezioni limitate e pezzi unici. I materiali scelti sono naturali e di qualità superiore come marmo, legno e vetro, finemente lavorati e combinati da artigiani italiani.
Viale alla Madonna 1, 22063, Cantù, Italy
Emanuela was great to work with. She is very knowledgeable and most pleasant. The products are well designed and constructed. Highly recommended.
Reply from Lebanto
Thank you Joseph for your kind review. We are glad you appreciate our products.
Emanuela
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