Roots of this solid industrial company date back to the 1930s, when Angelo Meroni opened a shop in the heart of Brianza specializing in the manufacture of handcrafted furnishings. The big turnaround came in the 1970s: Angelo's sons Luigi and Enrico founded the Lema company and thus set the course for the transition to industrial production.


Flexibility in composition, modularity and customization options, refined aesthetics and high quality materials and finishes are the keys to Lema's success. Lema is also characterized by its close tonnection with the world of design.



The company's history is marked by collaborations with well-known designers who have known how to successfully combine their talent with the brand's production possibilities.

With a rigorous sheen, Ella assumes a contem-porary personality in the comparison between the light metal structure and the solidity of the top with wooden or lacquered drawer. Passepartout, to be used alone or by combining multiple elements, fits into any furnishing context.

The mix of materials and the sculptural forms of the base define the character of Gullwing, a system of tables born from a deep research on the “complex essentiality” of curvilinear forms and on the value in terms of volumetric richness that derives from it. Gullwing combines metal bases with rectangular, square, round, oval tops, from small to very large in wood, marble, gres ceramic and in the material finishing clay and reconstructed marble, exclusive of Lema.

Chair and dining armchair, rarefied in the finely designed architecture, Ombra stands out for the lines that outline the metal structure that is light at sight but solid in function to support the body that without interruption welcomes the seat and backseat.

A large and articulated collection of side and coffee table, decorative and versatile furnishings. More or less contained in the volumes, the Lema tables conceived as a natural combination with the sofas and seats of the collection fit with innate lightness and ease in any design area. Aesthetic value and use summarized in proposals that are heterogeneous in shape, size and materials which, thanks to the numerous finishing and dimensions, satisfy the most diverse needs.

There is clear 1970s inspiration running through Picture, a three-door sideboard in heat-treated oak with a matt lacquered finish. The main body features a simple design and is supported by a metal base, yet it’s capable of bringing real personality to any space thanks to its engraved doors.