Casa Funeraria Alma Luce

Elegant reflections in a place of farewell: sober and refined design for the AlmaLuce.

The curtain rises on Alonte's Alma Luce, not just any room, but a delicate place of farewell. The request is clear: seating is needed for the most important room. Marco Ferraro, the soul of this space, visits our company with two collaborators, and the tour of our products begins, revealing a mosaic of possibilities.

Despite initial uncertainty—because, you see, the structure was still under renovation, and imagining the final result was no small feat—the dialogue between our fabrics, the shapes, and the space intended to accommodate them began. 

The Adele model (BS658S) is chosen: an armchair that echoes the 1950s, which replaces the much-discussed stud with a sober cord and wears an old-fashioned printed velvet, a fabric that is poetically called Alchimia.

The dark walnut legs gracefully support the 46 “Adele” armchairs destined to populate the farewell room, with an additional temporary sample completing the picture.

Visual code that unites.

In this room, surrounded by a splendid garden, you can find a peaceful haven, surrounded by a design that speaks the language of simplicity and comfort, with an attention to detail that reflects Marco's precision and attention to detail. 

And even though the budget dictated some choices, Marco is confident that, over time, the furnishings in the common areas will follow the same path, embracing the quality and style of our production. And we, with a discreet and satisfied smile, await the next chapter of this collaboration, born under the banner of elegance and profound respect for places that exude a particular sacredness.