Italian office furniture, installed across the USA

Because the executive bathroom is part of the office, and until recently nobody who furnished offices would touch it. Designers finishing a corner-office suite kept asking us for the last room, so we brought it inside the specification: Italian faucets by Fantini and CEA, Mutina tile, vanities and mirrors chosen with the same eye as the desk next door. One spec, one shipment, one installation crew, and a bathroom that finally matches the office it belongs to.

A specialist distributor, with an American company and an Italian one behind it. We do not make furniture: we select it from dozens of Italian makers, order the original piece from the factory with its warranty, consolidate everything in Italy, clear it into the United States and install it. A dealer sells one catalog; a factory sells its own line; we put the whole room together and answer for it afterwards.

No. Most of our American work is one room done properly: a CEO's corner office, a boardroom that has to hold its own with visiting investors, a founder's study at home. The same specialist who runs a headquarters fit-out runs a single desk, with the same drawings, samples and installation. Many of our longest relationships began with one piece.

Because almost every Italian piece exists in dozens of versions: size in inches, top, base, veneer, leather or fabric, power modules. The 'from' price is the real price of the base configuration in US dollars. The configurator gives you the exact figure as you choose; for a whole room, one specialist does the same in a landed quote that spells out freight, duties, installation and anything not included. No round numbers, no surprises at the dock.