Italian office furniture for projects worldwide

Because our clients asked for it. When a floor is furnished from reception to boardroom, the last room left to someone else is the washroom, and it shows. So we brought the bathroom into the same specification, with Gessi brassware and Mutina ceramics beside the desks and the seating. One order, one shipment, one set of documents, and no seam between the boardroom and the room next to it.

Because a factory sells its own line to the trade, in its own language, with its own minimum quantities and its own truck. It does not put a Pedrali chair next to a Las desk, does not clear customs in your country and does not send one fitter for six brands. We do: the piece is the same original, with the maker's warranty, and the rest of the work, comparison, consolidation at our logistics hub on the Adriatic coast, export paperwork and one delivery, is what you are actually paying us for.

Both. Alongside companies, public bodies and design practices, a growing part of our export work is for private clients: a home office in London, a study in a residence abroad, a single armchair someone saw in Milan and wanted at home. The service is the same as for a corporate order: quotation in writing, door-to-door shipping and the maker's documentation, whatever the size.

The makers and the pieces are the same; the quotation is not, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. Each site quotes for its own destination: currency, transport, duties and taxes where they apply, installation if requested. What never changes is the way the quote is written, everything listed and the exclusions named, so a buyer in London and one in Sydney can compare like with like.