Giorgetti

Giorgetti is an Italian brand with more than a century of history. Giorgetti is recognised worldwide for exceptional craftsmanship, an innovative approach and refined aesthetics. Giorgetti was founded in 1898 in Meda, in the province of Monza and Brianza, a historic centre of Italian furniture production. The company initially made handcrafted furniture. Giorgetti soon established itself as an innovator in product design by combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.

Brand philosophy
Giorgetti creates durable, refined and intelligent products that combine function with architectural thinking. Each product results from detailed research into proportions, ergonomics and materials. The brand maintains a balance between industrial production and artistic craftsmanship. Giorgetti does not follow trends. Giorgetti creates a timeless aesthetic.

Designers
Many distinguished designers have contributed to Giorgetti's success. The designers include:

Carlo Colombo creates iconic architectural and furniture models and has worked with the brand since the early 2000s.
Roberto Lazzeroni is known for his "soft modern design" and has created many Giorgetti collections that combine classic references with innovation.
Massimo Scolari is an architect and designer who helped establish a new formal language for the brand in the 1980s.
Chi Wing Lo is a Chinese-Italian designer who introduced Eastern philosophy and minimalism to the Giorgetti product range.
Setsu & Shinobu Ito are Japanese designers who worked on experimental forms and materials.

Signature collections
Key Giorgetti collections and products include:

Progetti is an iconic collection that reflects Giorgetti's philosophy. Each element functions as more than furniture because each element also serves as a sculptural object.
Erie and Ino are tables and chairs with refined details and architectural elements that highlight the brand's craftsmanship.
Hug is a wraparound armchair by Roberto Lazzeroni. Hug became a symbol of comfort and three-dimensional design.
Move is an iconic armchair with a movable structure that demonstrates the brand's technical innovation.
Aton includes sofas and armchairs that combine simple lines with technically complex construction.

Giorgetti in interior design
Giorgetti furniture suits refined interiors in private residences, luxury hotels and yachts. The recognisable style combines refined forms, rare materials such as rosewood, olive wood, leather and bronze, and close attention to detail. Giorgetti furniture works with classical architecture and minimalist contemporary spaces. Giorgetti furniture gives interiors an atmosphere of intellectual distinction and aesthetic maturity.

Giorgetti is more than furniture. Giorgetti represents a cultural code that carries artisanal heritage into the future of refined design.