Italian furniture, built to order in Meda
Giorgetti has been shaping wood in Meda since 1898. We are an independent specialist for the American market: pick the collection, tell us the room, and a written quote comes back with sizes, finishes and a lead time.
Collections
The workshop
Giorgetti describes itself as a company founded in 1898 in Meda, Brianza, as an artisan woodworking laboratory, and says the collaborations with outside designers that shaped the catalogue began at the end of the eighties. Solid wood is still the material it names first: maple, ebony, beech, walnut and the exotic pau ferro, selected by quality and provenance and dried before anything is cut.
Those woods get combined with stone, glass, leather and metal. The company says the whole creative and productive process is Italian, which is what lets it use the words made and manufactured in Italy, and that it has been exporting to the United States since the twenties, first as semi-finished pieces.
Company profile as the maker publishes it, quoted from the company profile Giorgetti publishes on Archiproducts.
Specification
The scale counts collections, the carousel walks through seven of them and opens onto the rest, and they run from the Giorgetti dining table to the bedside table and the ceramic centrepiece. Both are built from what Giorgetti publishes, so a blank in one of them means the maker leaves it blank.
Designers
Giorgetti credits an outside designer on almost every collection, and their work runs from the Giorgetti lounge chair to the sideboard and the bed. These are the names in the catalogue we quote from, with the collections each one signed.
Journal
The workshop slip
Name the collection, or describe the room and let us suggest one. The answer comes by email with pricing, the finishes on offer and how long the build takes.
